Angola and Guinea-Bissau in southwestern Namibe province signed a protocol meant for the reinforcement of bilateral cooperation in the police sphere.
Signed by the Interior ministers of both countries, Roberto Leal Monteiro "Ngongo" (Angola) and Baciro Dabo (Guinea-Bissau), the protocol follows talks held between respective delegations on June 18-19, in Namibe.
According to the meeting’s final minute, the parties decided to set up a technical commission comprising experts from signatory States, tasked with following up the implementation of the protocol.
The said commission will be responsible for creating the conditions for the completion of Guinea-Bissau riot police training going on in Angola and satisfying the plan of urgent needs in terms of training, supply of equipment and technical advising to the Guinean side.
The ceremony of signing was witnessed by Namibe provincial governor, Álvaro de Boavida Neto. Source: Angop