NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE OF ANGOLA
1975-2025
Preserving and valuing the achievements attained,
building a better future.
LATEST NEWS
- OVER A THOUSAND JOURNALISTS ACCREDITED TO COVER POPE LEO XIV’S VISIT TO ANGOLA
Wednesday, April 15, 2026 More than a thousand journalists are accredited to cover the visit of Pope Leo XIV to Angola, from the 18th to the 21st of this month. The announcement was made to journalists by… Read more: OVER A THOUSAND JOURNALISTS ACCREDITED TO COVER POPE LEO XIV’S VISIT TO ANGOLA - BRAZIL STANDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH VICTIMS OF HEAVY RAINS IN ANGOLA
Wednesday, April 15, 2026 The Government of the Federative Republic of Brazil expressed, this Wednesday, its solidarity and deep dismay for the victims of the heavy rains that hit several regions of Angola, with particular impact on… Read more: BRAZIL STANDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH VICTIMS OF HEAVY RAINS IN ANGOLA - PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC CONCLUDES WORKING VISIT TO BENGUELA
Wednesday, April 15, 2026 After a working visit of approximately seven hours to the province of Benguela—marked by an on-site assessment of the damage caused by the flooding of the Cavaco River—the President of the Republic, João… Read more: PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC CONCLUDES WORKING VISIT TO BENGUELA
NEWSLETTERS / MAGAZINES
ANGOLA-JAPAN CONNECTION
August 2025 Edition
PRESIDENT JOÃO LOURENÇO INVITES JAPANESEBUSINESSPEOPLE TO INVEST IN THE LOBITO CORRIDOR
ANGOLA BUSINESS INSIGHTS
Edition nº 02, August 22, 2025
LOBITO CORRIDOR ATTRACTS INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT
THE PEACEMAKER NEWSLETTER
Editon nº43, July 30, 2025
17TH US-AFRICA BUSINESS SUMMIT STRENGTHENS ANGOLA’S ROLE
Embassy Information
2-10-24, Daizawa, Setagaya-ku 155-0032 Tokyo, Japan
Phone: +81-3-5430-7879
Fax: +81-3-5712-7482
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Closed on Saturday, Sunday, Japanese and Angolan national holidays.
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About Angola
A friendly and hospitable people, an amazing variety of attractions, and a dynamic and charming culture make Angola a country worth visiting. As far as tourism is concerned, it can be said that Angola is like a rough diamond, with a huge potential still to be explored.
Angola – Japan Relations
The Angola-Japan diplomatic relations were established in September 1976. The two countries started to exchange high level visits in the late 1980s with the most notable being the visit to Japan in 2001 by H.E. Mr. José Eduardo dos Santos, President of the Republic of Angola.
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