The Angola Ministry of Finance has outlined the country’s agenda for the World Bank and International Monetary Fund Annual Meetings, focusing on development finance, sustainable economic growth, private capital mobilization, infrastructure and human capital. Angola will also seek closer cooperation with international financial institutions and development partners, while presenting national and broader developing country priorities on financing and international cooperation. The delegation includes National Bank of Angola Governor Manuel Tiago Dias, senior government officials and specialists from the finance, planning, transport, agriculture and forestry authorities. Its program covers the G24 Ministerial Meeting, the African Caucus with World Bank and IMF leaders, the meeting of African governors with the World Bank president, the Development Committee meeting and the Annual Meetings plenary. Bilateral and multilateral discussions will explore opportunities for cooperation, investment and resource mobilization to support Angola’s development, economic diversification and sustainable growth.
Angola Ministry of Finance sets out priorities for World Bank and IMF Annual Meetings
The Angola Ministry of Finance has set out the country’s priorities for the World Bank and IMF Annual Meetings, including development finance, private capital, infrastructure and human capital. The delegation will use high-level and technical meetings to pursue cooperation, investment and resource mobilization for Angola’s development and economic diversification.