Angola's Ministry of Finance reported on an official mission to the People's Republic of China and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, where Finance Minister Vera Daves de Sousa held meetings with regulators and market institutions to deepen cooperation on capital markets development and regulation and to explore financing options. Discussions included potential steps for Angola to establish a presence in Hong Kong’s financial market and to access funding through debt issuance. Engagements covered a meeting with China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Chair Wu Qing on capital markets supervision and development, and discussions with the Financial Services Development Council (FSDC) and the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) on market development, capacity building, technological innovation and regulatory cooperation. Talks with Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po addressed initiatives to support Angola’s possible market entry, strengthen institutional links and expand technical cooperation, while a separate meeting with New Development Bank (NDB) President Dilma Rousseff examined Angola’s prospective accession to the BRICS-founded institution and opportunities for development financing; additional meetings with Chinese financial institutions sought to identify further funding for strategic projects, including in green finance and the digital economy, aligned with the Belt and Road Initiative.
Ministry of Finance (Angola) 2026-03-28
Angola's Ministry of Finance holds talks with China and Hong Kong authorities on capital markets development and potential debt issuance
Angola’s Ministry of Finance conducted an official mission to China and Hong Kong to deepen cooperation on capital markets development and regulation and explore financing options, including potential debt issuance and establishing a presence in Hong Kong’s financial market. Meetings with Chinese and Hong Kong regulators focused on market development, capacity building, technological innovation and regulatory cooperation, while talks with the New Development Bank and Chinese financial institutions examined Angola’s prospective accession and funding for strategic projects, including green finance and the digital economy under the Belt and Road Initiative.