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Cape Verde (Cabo Verde) wants to diversify its economic relations, with particular focus on the “South-South” axis and on Angola and China, to reduce dependence on European countries, according to
Minister Sara Lopes was speaking to Portuguese news agency Lusa about the airport expansion project, whose foundation stone was laid on Monday by Prime Minister José Maria Neves and which
The Government of Cabo Verde (Cape Verde) is “completely open” to low cost flights and plans to boost an agreement with the European Union (EU) with this in mind, said
The Chinese government will increase support for Cape Verde, with priorities focusing on the health, education and agricultural sectors, Chinese ambassador to Cabo Verde, Su Jean, told Cape Verdean news
The Bank of Cape Verde wants commercial banks operating in the archipelago this year to supply more credit to the economy, thus contributing to the growth of gross domestic product
The economic climate indicator in Cape Verde in the fourth quarter of 2014 continued on the downward trend of recent quarters and registered the lowest level since the series began,
The shooting of the son of Cape Verde’s Prime Minister Jose Maria Pereira Neves on Dec. 30 is an attack on the state and can be linked to the murder
The government of Cape Verde and the World Bank (WB) have started the process of restructuring the Growth and Competitiveness Fund (FCC) to offer the “best responses” to the needs
The Confucius Institute will have a delegation at the University of Cape Verde and China will open a cultural centre in the archipelago in 2016, Cape Verde’s Foreign Minister, Jorge
Spain will no longer provide support to the Cape Verde State Budget although it intends to resume aid to the archipelago in a new format as of 2015, the new
TACV, the flagship airline carrier of Cape Verde and port management company Enapor “should be privatized by mid-2015,” said the country’s Minister of Infrastructure and the Maritime Economy, Sara Lopes. At
The Cape Verdean government plans to invest USD62.2 million in the four international airports in the country, by 2017, the Minister for Parliamentary Affairs and the Presidency of the Council
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