Fernando Medina praised Rui Nabeiro, considering the work of the founder of Delta Cafés in Portugal “unique and unique”. During a visit to Angola, the minister highlighted the civic awareness of the businessman.
The Portuguese Finance Minister highlighted this Monday, in Luanda, “the very great legacy” left by the businessman Rui Nabeiro, at an economic level, namely, Delta, “a very strong and autonomous company”.
Fernando Medina, who began a visit to Luanda until Thursday, invited by his Angolan counterpart, Vera Daves de Sousa, spoke to the press after visiting the Angonabeiro company.
According to the minister, the founding businessman of the Nabeiro-Delta Cafés Group, who died on March 19 in Lisbon, left “a unique work, unmatched in Portugal, in the business area, in the area of innovation, but fundamentally as a person with a deep social conscience.
The minister stressed that Rui Nabeiro has always been “concerned about being connected to his land, being connected to his country, developing his land, his countryand worry about those who could support at all times.
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“A person with a great civic and political conscience, always participating in various moments in the life of the country,” the minister also stressed.
The Portuguese manager expressed his satisfaction with the work carried out in the factory and the projects it has for the future, the new launches that are underway.
“It’s also good to see that if Replicate here a little what was the relationship and culture that Rui Nabeiro left in the companybasically a concern for local producers, a concern to also be able to serve the communities with which the company is related, so a good start to the visit”, he said.
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The head of the Portuguese Treasury portfolio said that he hopes that his visit will strengthen relations between Portugal and Angola, and that he can contribute to the work “so that words are translated into deeds.”
The objective, he said, is that “obstacles will be resolved, opportunities will be created, opportunities will be obtained for Portuguese companies, opportunities for the development of various projects in Angola and a very close relationship that also exists in terms of bilateral relations in Angola”. finance area.
According to the minister, the visit also serves to assess the situation “and see what can be improved.”
Fernando Medina stressed that bilateral cooperation between the two countries is “very strong”The trip being an opportunity for the two ministers to continue advancing in joint work, be it in terms of cooperation, be it in terms of technical relations and continuous support to various areas, as well as in terms of the various instruments signed.
In statements to the press, Angonabeiro’s financial director, Carlos Gomes, said that the company exports its product to Portugal and Switzerland.
“We have just exported a container to Switzerland and we intend to continue on this path. Project the Ginga brand, an Angolan brand in the international market, currently in the European market, but always available to open doors for other geographies”, he said.
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Carlos Gomes said that the company started the production of coffee capsules under the Ginga brand, initially only for the domestic market “with 100% Angolan coffee”, and the product is expected to be available in commercial areas within a month.
Currently, the company produces more than 400 tons per year, between ground and grains, with an installed capacity to grow.
Source: Observadora
