Angola and Hungary discuss deeper bilateral cooperation in New York

Foreign minister Téte António met Hungary's deputy prime minister and foreign minister, Anita Orbán, to discuss strengthening political and economic ties.

Angola's Minister of External Relations, Téte António, met in New York with Hungary's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anita Orbán, for talks on reinforcing the two countries' political and diplomatic relationship, according to Jornal de Angola. A statement from Angola's Ministry of External Relations said the two officials reviewed matters of mutual interest, with an emphasis on deepening economic and commercial ties and identifying new areas of cooperation. Water resource management, health, technology, basic sanitation, the pharmaceutical industry and the allocation of scholarships were named among the priority areas discussed. The two sides also addressed the future of cooperation under the Angola–Hungary Joint Economic Committee. Formal political and diplomatic relations between Angola and Hungary were established on 23 December 1975.

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