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Conclusion Seminar: Results and Perspectives of the EU-Angola Project

Notícias Portugal11 September 2026 at 10:38

Next Friday, September 15, the city of Luanda will host the closing seminar for the initiative "Attractive and Sustainable Research & Development Institutions," funded by the EU-Angola Dialogues programme, in partnership with Angola's FUNDECIT and the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT).

The event, titled "Building Sustainable and Attractive Research & Development (R&D) Institutions: The Transformative Potential of Evaluation Processes," aims to promote interaction and exchange of ideas among specialists in the field, strengthening cooperation and dialogue between the two continents in the area of research and development.

Among the main results that will be presented are a mapping of R&D institutions in Angola, as well as the creation of manuals for self-assessment and external evaluation of existing institutions and those that may be established in the future.

The seminar can be followed online, with no prior registration required, representing a significant step for strengthening the research ecosystem in Angola, aligning with international best practices and promoting greater opportunities for professionals in the field.

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