Namibia and Angola Launch Bi-National Commission to Boost Trade
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What happened
Namibia and Angola held a high-level summit to deepen bilateral trade and regional cooperation. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah traveled to Angola for the inaugural Angola-Namibia Bi-National Commission (BNC). The commission will culminate in a Heads of State Summit on October 19, which will also include an Angola-Namibia Business Forum.
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Why it matters
The meeting aims to review progress in bilateral cooperation and agree on practical measures to advance shared development priorities. The Business Forum is intended to strengthen commercial ties and promote cross-border investment, with 95 Namibian businesses expressing interest in participating.
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Who's involved
- NamibiaParticipating in the summit to deepen trade and investment ties with Angola.
- AngolaParticipating in the summit to deepen trade and investment ties with Namibia.
- Netumbo Nandi-NdaitwahCo-chairing the inaugural Angola-Namibia Bi-National Commission.
- João LourençoCo-chairing the Heads of State Summit with Namibia.
- Selma Ashipala-MusavyiCo-chairing the ministerial session to advance commercial ties with Angola.
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- Namibia's ambassador is in Geneva seeking to increase trade and investment and representing the country at the UN Office.