Luanda – Chinese private investment continues to grow by more than three billion US dollars, invested in various segments of economic activity in the Special Economic Zone (ZEE), according to the president of the Board of Directors of this zone, Manuel Pedro.
Speaking to the press, as part of the 39th Edition of the Luanda International Fair (FILDA 2024), which ends tonight, the ZEE manager highlighted that Angolan investment in this industrial park is over one billion dollars.
According to the manager, ZEE currently has around 40 projects in the construction sector, which will give rise to new industries, with emphasis on the food, pharmaceutical and technological sectors.
On the other hand, the PCA considered the holding of FILDA in the ZEE demonstrated the capacity of this park to host large-scale events, taking advantage of the opportunity to share investment options with the country and the world, in the most diverse sectors of activity.
He highlighted that the ZEE is aligned with the country's main governance strategies for the food industry, having to address the issue of food and pharmaceutical safety.
FILDA, which in this edition has more than 1,700 exhibitors, compared to 1,350 in the previous edition, is the biggest showcase for national promotion, doing business and promoting jobs.
This edition features 19 countries, with emphasis on South Africa, Namibia, Italy, Germany, Brazil, Portugal, USA, South Korea, Turkey and Canada.
The 39th edition of FILDA takes place under the motto 'Food security and international partnership: The binomial of economic diversification”, in an area of 144,000 square meters, 42,000 of which are playful exhibition areas.
Taking place in the ZEE – Special Economic Zone, Luanda – Bengo is a direct or indirect invitation to invest in Angola. HM/QCB/DOJ
