Angola and Brazil signed a Memorandum of Understanding for cooperation in the agricultural sector, with a pilot project of 20 thousand hectares of grain production in the Angolan province of Lunda Norte.
The signing ceremony took place during a two-day visit by the Brazilian minister of Agriculture and Livestock, André de Paula, to Angola.
This agreement follows up on the will expressed by the heads of state of both countries, João Lourenço and Lula da Silva, during their last meeting, during the Brazilian President's visit to Luanda in 2025.
The article's title suggests that Brazil will teach Angola to do what the Portuguese were already doing 50 years ago on the African continent.




