President Joe Biden met with Angolan President Joao Lourenco today at the National Museum of Slavery in Washington, D.C. The two leaders engaged in discussions on a range of topics including economic cooperation, climate change, and human rights.
During the meeting, President Biden emphasized the importance of strengthening the relationship between the United States and Angola, and expressed his commitment to supporting Angola’s efforts towards promoting democracy and stability in the region.
President Lourenco, on his part, expressed his appreciation for the longstanding partnership between the two countries and reiterated Angola’s commitment to working with the United States on shared priorities.
The meeting between the two leaders comes at a crucial time as both countries navigate the challenges posed by the global pandemic and seek to address pressing issues such as economic recovery and climate change.
Overall, the meeting was productive and served as an opportunity for both President Biden and President Lourenco to reaffirm their commitment to collaborating on a range of important issues affecting both nations.
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