Luanda - Angola Friday received a verbal invitation to join the Africa 50 group, a pan-African platform for investments in infrastructures, made up of 28 countries, as shareholders.
The invitation was made to the Angolan head of state, João Lourenço, during an audience he granted to the chairman of the board of the Africa 50 group, Alain Ebobissé.
"The integration or not of Angola in the Africa 50 group is at the criteria of the country's entities," said Alain Ebobissé, who considered the conversation with João Lourenço to have been "very constructive.
He added that the meeting also served to analyse details of the country's internal conditions for investing in the infrastructure sector, as well as cooperation between Angola and the Africa 50 group, in the area of solar energy.
The Africa 50 group is based in Casa Blanca, Kingdom of Morocco.
