Angola highlights its agricultual and tourism potential at Expo Doha

The Angola pavilion at Expo 2023 Doha is lending visitors an opportunity to experience the country’s rich cultural legacy and innovations in the agricultural sector. At the International Zone of the expo, the pavilion highlights the country’s focus on the tourism sector while featuring the major tourist destinations. With the theme ‘Planting for Life’, the pavilion is a testament to the efforts of Angola to preserve nature and ensure sustainability in tourism and agriculture. It draws investors while explaining the opportunities in the country.
“Angola is implementing initiatives to ensure sustainability in various sectors and the country is looking to bring in best practices for economic diversification. We are highlighting our potential in the agricultural and tourism sector,” Herbert Ferreria, Private Investment Promotion Officer at Private Investment and Promotion of Exports Agency, told Gulf Times.
Angola has plans to export agricultural products to Qatar. “The participation in Expo Doha will open the doors of further cooperation between the two countries and we are looking to grab the opportunities here as part of the government policy to promote private investment and exporting,” he said.
The pavilion is showcasing Angola’s transformation from the traditional agricultural methods to modern ways. Herbert added that the pavilion may draw Qatari and other foreign investors who can get a better understanding of Angola’s potential.
Angola’s major tourist attractions including the Calandula Falls and the rich flora and fauna are on display.