Luanda, ANGOLA, November 15 - Bulgarian deputy-prime minister for Judicial Reform and minister of Foreign Affairs, Ekaterina Zaharieva, is since Thursday in Angola for a two-day visit to strengthen bilateral cooperation between the two nations.,

The Bulgarian official’s agenda includes meeting with the Angolan Foreign minister, Manuel Augusto, on Friday to jointly preside conversations between ministerial delegations of the two countries.

Ekaterina Zaharieva will also be received in an audience by the Angolan Head of State, João Lourenço.

Angola and Bulgaria established political and diplomatic relation in 1976 after the signing of a general cooperation agreement.

The most notable cooperation areas between the two countries are those of agriculture, industry, fishing, education, health, energy, media and defence, with the two countries having signed various juridical instruments in these domains.

The two states intend to sign a Political Consultation Memorandum to pave the way for the holding of technical prospection visits by both countries’ delegations.

The training of cadres in specific domains and entrepreneurial exchange by potential Angolan and Bulgarian investors is also scheduled for discussions.

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