November 30, 2021
Mr. Rui Xavier, Ambassador of Angola to Japan, received, in an audience in his office, Mr. Tokukazu Kiyama, Member of the Council of the City of Hiroshima.
During the meeting, issues of common interest were discussed, with emphasis on the strengthening of relations between the city of Hiroshima and Angolan cities, in the context of the “Cities for Peace” movement.
November 22, 2021
H.E. Ambassador of Angola, Mr. Rui Xavier, in his office, meet Ms. Fukuyo Nakamori, ex-member of the House of Representatives of the National Diet of Japan. During the meeting, the preparation of the Asia-Pacific and African Women’s meeting, scheduled for March 2022, was reviewed.
November 19, 2021
H.E. Ambassador Rui Xavier received in audience the new Ambassador of Botswana in Japan, Mr. Gotsileene Mokare. It was a courtesy visit, where various topics were addressed, especially the bonds of friendship and fraternity between the two countries and the strengthening of cooperation within the SADC group in Tokyo.
November 11, 2021
H.E. Ambassador Rui Xavier, met Mr. Koji Yonetani, Director-General Africa Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, during the meeting various issues were discussed, including the strengthening of relations between the two countries, in particular with regard to cooperation and investment by Japanese companies in the Angolan market.
November 17, 2021
Ikebana International organized a demonstration of Ikebana art at the Embassy of Russia. The demonstrations were made by teachers from Ikebana and some Ambassadressess. The Angolan Ambassadress, as the current Fair Chairperson, made her demonstration using flowers and leaves in the colors of Angolan flag. It was a great moment of conviviality and opportunity to observe the arrangement of the autumn flowers, in their appropriate places, highlighting the beauty, essence, and harmony, stimulating sensitivity and an aesthetic sense.
November 10, 2021
Caesar Esteves-Journalist
The achievements of National Independence and peace are indelible marks of “our history, which is why the challenges to maintain their achievements, build national unity and build a reconciled Nation must be permanent and part of our daily lives”, defended the President of the Republic, João Lourenço.
The Head of State made this appeal this Wednesday (10) during his message to the Nation on the occasion of the 46th anniversary of National Independence, in this Thursday (11).
According to João Lourenço, November 11th should be a day of celebration, victory, hope, glory and reflection on “our glorious journey” and on the much that lies ahead to overcome the challenges of our time.
The President of the Republic also considers it to be a time to believe, fight and work “hard” to win the battle for development.
“This is, therefore, a moment of recognition and gratitude to all those who, from the remotest times of the beginning of colonization, fought, sweated, shed their blood and gave their lives so that, from the darkness of night, born in the light of freedom,” he highlighted.
The President highlighted that the colonial occupation was the first great test of our resilience, our fearless capacity to fight for our rights and objectives, our unbreakable union in the face of great challenges and our firm will to win.
The Head of State also defended that the achievements of independence and peace should fill every Angolan with pride and encourage him to face the “long road” that lies ahead, to overcome the challenges of our time.
“We have a past that makes us proud and that drives us to build a better future”, highlighted João Lourenço.
Font: Jornal de Angola
October 04, 2021
The Angola pavilion at the International Exhibition in the United Arab Emirates (Expo Dubai 2020), which takes place from Friday to March 31, 2022, received 2,660 visitors in the first two days of the event.
According to Kayaya Júnior, one of those responsible for the pavilion, the Angolan space at Expo Dubai received 1,800 people on the first day, including a visit by a Botswana delegation led by the Minister of Trade and Investment, MmusiKgafela, while on Saturday 860 people passed by by the national stand.
Among the first people to visit the Angolan pavilion at Expo Dubai, there is an Angolan couple who are in the United Arab Emirates on vacation. It’s about Gabriel and Jurelma.
Designed by architect Paula do Nascimento, the Angola pavilion occupies an area of 2,300m² and has a Sona shape (area drawings), typical of the Lunda Chokwe people. The space seeks to highlight a contemporary Angolan, exhibiting works by various Angolan artists, especially Paulo Kussy, Daniela Ribeiro, Finesa Teta, Cristiano Mangovo and Guizef Zeferino.
A message from the President of the Republic, João Lourenço, to Angola’s contemporary dance and projections of the country’s future, on a 3D panel, as well as to Education, training and evolution, sustainable development and technology, are also highlighted in the pavilion.
António Bequengue | Dubai
Font: Jornal de Angola
September 15, 2021
The Ambassadress of Angola in Japan, Mrs. Maria de Fátima Xavier, was designated as the Fair Chairperson of the Ikebana International, before of Ikebana International and several Ambassadresses.
Ikebana International is a non-profit cultural organization whose aim is to encourage and perpetuate the study of ikebana and related arts around the world. Its headquarters are in Tokyo, Japan, with 260 delegations around the world, with a common bond of love for flowers and a passion for ikebana art and with the motto “Friendship through flowers”. The Organization’s patron is Princess Takamado.
It should be noted that in recent years the position of « Fair Chairperson » has been performed by one of the Ambassadressess in Japan chosen by the management of Ikebana International.
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