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The Minister of Telecommunications, Information Technologies and Social Communication, Mário Oliveira, reaffirmed, in Estonia, the Angolan Executive's commitment to building cyber security and Artificial Intelligence academies.
In one of the several panels discussed during the Tallinn Digital Summit, which has been taking place since Tuesday, Mário Oliveira, who is representing the President of the Republic, João Lourenço, took the floor to discuss "the opportunities and partnerships in the European Union's Global Gateway, for accelerating and promoting the digital economy", according to a press release.
In his speech, the minister mentioned the initiatives that have been implemented by the Angolan Government and identified some open doors for partnerships, such as staff training and connectivity.
Mário Oliveira also said that this opening of Angola extends, among other areas, to the construction of equipment factories to support the employability and training of young people, making them qualified to respond to the challenges of the most varied fronts presented in the sector.
The Angolan delegation, led by Mário Oliveira, also includes the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Angola to the Republics of Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, Manuel Chaves, and MINTTICS staff.
