Luanda - Qatar-based JTA International Investments has teamed up with Angolan consultancy Pinto Capital to be its official representative in Angola and expand its business portfolio in the country, with the exploration of several new areas.
This fact will be consummated by Thursday, after meetings and working meetings with different national companies, as part of a business mission that the multinational is carrying out to Angola, with the aim of strengthening its presence locally.
Meanwhile, the two companies, which already enjoy a partnership, will sign, for this purpose, a 'Local Representation Agreement', for greater insertion of the Asian firm on Angolan market and, perhaps, in Africa, indicates a note to which Angop had access on Tuesday.
The visit of the JTA delegation takes place from 17 to 20 February 2025, and includes contacts with entities in the Oil and Gas, Mineral Resources, Construction and Infrastructure, Tourism and Agriculture, Innovation, Technological and other strategic sectors.
According to the document, these meetings aim to learn about potential investment projects, express JTA International Investments' interest in the Angolan market and present Pinto Capital as a local legal representative.
The intention, he highlights, is also to reinforce the commitment of the Qatari firm to actively contribute to the economic development of Angola, exploring opportunities that promote sustainable growth and international cooperation.
'This visit to Angola reflects the company's interest in exploring new possibilities for collaboration and sustainable investment in the Angolan market,' the JTC CEO Amir Ali Salemi Zadeh said.
The multinational is headquartered in Doha, Qatar, and has an office in London, the capital of England, and a global network of partners who actively collaborate in identifying and implementing investment opportunities.
It has been in existence since 2010 and is distinguished by offering innovative financing solutions worldwide, with investments ranging from 10 to 400 million Euros, and a share capital stake of between 35% and 75 percent.
In turn, Pinto Capital, a local partner and promoter of the visit, is an Angolan management and consulting company, focused on promoting sustainable and innovative investments, with high experience and knowledge in the national economic panorama. MDS/DOJ
