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• 10 / 24 / 2006

With the aim of reinforcing the over 30-year bilateral ties, the Cuban Foreign Affairs Ministry's Sub-Saharan Africa director, Ivan Mora Godoy, arrived this Tuesday morning in the country.

On his arrival in Luanda's 4 de Fevereiro International Airport, the diplomat informed to ANGOP that he will examine, with the Angolan authorities, proposals to strengthen the brotherhood between both countries.

Ivan Mora Godoy, who will be received in an audience by the Foreign Affairs minister, João Miranda, is carrying a message from the Cuban Foreign Affairs minister, Felipe Pérez.

"On the message, it is stated Angola's recognition in helping to solve various matters, mainly in Africa" he said.

During his three-day stay, the Cuban diplomat will also meet with senior staff of the Foreign Affairs Ministry and leaders of political parties.

Ivan Mora Godoy will return to his country on Thursday.

Source: AllAfrica.com