The information was published together with a video by Venezuelan Ministry of People's Power for Foreign Affairs through the social network Twitter.
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The publication detailed that the meeting was chaired by the Venezuelan Vice Minister for Africa, Yuri Pimentel, and the Consul General of the Republic of Angola, Felisberto Fernándes da Costa.
"In order to deepen bilateral cooperation between Venezuela and Angola in the areas of mining, trade, transport, culture and tourism, the Vice Minister for Africa, @ypimentel2021, met with the Consul General of the Republic of Angola, Felisberto Fernandes da Costa."
On April 20 of this year, the Minister of People's Power for Ecological Mining Development, Magaly Henríquez, met with Fernándes Da Costa, for the reactivation and consolidation of the strategic alliances between both nations, in the re-launching of Venezuela's diamond production activity.
On that occasion, Henríquez explained that it was a fruitful meeting for the formative exchange in the field of diamond production, which will contribute to the strengthening of the Mining engine and therefore to the diversification and reactivation of the country's economy.