📋 Tender Overview
The Executive's National Institutional Communication Plan (PNCIE), a strategic instrument to support the management of public affairs that aims to implement a set of tasks, actions, political communication and strategic communication tactics, came into force this month.
The diploma, published in Diário da República, on the 11th, aims to conquer markets and financing oriented towards economic diplomacy, reinforce Angola's strategic positioning in the international and regional context, and promote the defense of the image and good reputation of interests superiors of the State.
The PNCIE 2024-2027 also constitutes a strategic tool to support the management of public affairs, with a direct impact on the creation of positive and favorable public opinion in the State, the image and reputation of the Executive within and outside the country.
The Executive designed and developed this Plan to be operationalized, using in a harmonious way the main conventional communication techniques and tools, digital and other communication intelligence actions. According to the document, the PNCIE 2024-2027 results from the mapping of the main objectives, goals, programs and projects contained in the main guiding documents of the Governance policy, namely the Governance Program 2023-2027, aligned with the African Union's vision 2063 and the Long-term Strategy until 2050.
The document arises from the need for the State to strengthen its strategic positioning in the international and regional context, promoting the defense of the image and good reputation of its superior interests, as well as guaranteeing socio-economic development.
The Executive's National Institutional Communication Plan (PNCIE 2024-2027), as stipulated in the Basic Law of the General Regime of the National Planning System, is a medium-term planning instrument that aims to implement the National Development Plan.
The document also aims to respond to the strategic objectives defined in the National Development Plan (PDN) 2023-2027, with a view to materializing existing policies and programs, aligning with international and national commitments and incorporating all initiatives aimed at social development -economic, and which will be crucial for building a more prosperous and resilient society, and a more diverse, open and sustainable economy.
The Executive, considering that governing is transforming, designed the PNCIE 2024-2027 to be operationalized and used in a harmonious way with the main conventional and digital communication techniques and tools and other communication intelligence actions.
This Plan results from the mapping of the main objectives, goals, programs and projects contained in the main documents guiding the Governance policy, in particular the Governance Program 2023-2027, aligned with the African Union 2026 vision and the long-term Development Strategy until 20250.
According to the ICT White Paper 2023-2027, the Executive's vision and strategy for the Telecommunications and Information and Communication Technologies sector is aimed at the continued development of telecommunications and information technology infrastructures, which are fundamental to stimulating and supporting the process of diversifying the economy and accelerating digital transformation, as a basic principle for the modernization of the Information and Knowledge Society towards a Smart Society.
The Executive also intends to include the country in the co-leadership of ICT in the SADC region, to ensure inclusion in the free trade zone of the region and the continent.
