📋 Tender Overview
The Annual National Development Plan for 2021 was approved on Wednesday 28 by the Council of Ministers after being approved last Friday the 23rd by the Economic Commission of the same body.The document identifies the priority actions to be developed by the different bodies that make up the national planning system throughout the national territory to materialize the goals established in all the programs of the National Development Plan PDN 2018-2022 with reference to the year 2021. The Annual National Development Plan for 2021 has six lines of intervention which must be materialized through 23 strategic policies organized in 70 programs in turn implemented by priority actions and activities in a total of 8815 aiming to achieve 345 goals that should compete for the solution of concrete problems of the population.The Council of Ministers meeting in the Presidential Palace under the guidance of the President of the Republic Joo Loureno also approved the Report on the Execution of the PDN 2018-2022 referring to the first half of 2020 marked by the negative shock caused by the pandemic of COVID- 19 which led to the execution of 40 percent of the targets set for the current year. Another approved document was the Medicines Registration Regulation which regulates the registration of medicines for human use manufactured locally or imported and the respective issuing of the certificate of authorization for introduction into the national market to allow the improvement of the quality control of medicines .With the certificate the Executive intends to regulate the activity of the pharmaceutical market making it more competitive minimizing unfair competition between the various players in the logistics chain and improving the business environment in order to attract private investment in the industry local pharmaceutical company.In the same session the Council of Ministers approved the Regulation of the Basic Law of the General Regime of the National Planning System which enshrines the administrative procedures for the elaboration execution monitoring evaluation and review of the annual and multi-annual planning instruments for the promotion of the countrys socio-economic and territorial development as well as the models for structuring the documents that make up the same.In the field of public works and spatial planning the Council of Ministers approved the Angolan Highway Plan which defines the national road network its administrative classification and the management of the roadways that make up the national network.The Municipal Master Plans of Uge and Negage both in the province of Uge were also approved. They are instruments that aim to respond to the need for spatial planning and local territorial development presenting solutions to combat the infra-municipal asymmetries between the city and the countryside with the integration of national and regional options affecting the municipalitys territory.As part of the process of adapting the indirect administration of the State to the new economic social and political reality of the country the Council of Ministers approved the Organic Statutes of the FAS - Institute for Local Development and the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Council of Ministers was informed about the results of the final deliberation of the Jury of the national Prize for Culture and Arts 2020.
