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The Italian ambassador to Angola, Torquato Cardilli, on
Thursday in Luanda said that the Angolan political system
is stable and democratic, following last September’s
parliamentary polls, won by the MPLA party.
The diplomat said so at a press conference that served
for him to
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divulge the activities being prepared
in the ambit of the 8th Week of Italian Language and Culture in
the World, which will happen in Luanda on 21-26 October, under the
motto “Italian at the market”.
According to the ambassador, the Angolan parliamentarians
and government officials, during the opening ceremony of the new
legislative year of the National Assembly, gave reconciling and
democratic speeches, despite the ideological differences of their
respective parties.
“Angolan is giving a lesson of democracy, after holding fair
and free elections, with an exemplary parliament, mainly after the
bad examples of democracy seen in Zimbabwe and Kenya”
he stressed.
Torquato Cardilli reminded that Italy was the first
European country to recognise the independence of Angola, proclaimed
on 11 November 1975, since then the political co-operation between
both states has always been diversified and advantageous.
“Our political relationship with Angola is old and very profitable
for the two countries, dating back from the times of the civil war,
and currently we have been strengthening this co-operation”
the diplomat explained. Source: ANGOP
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