
NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE OF ANGOLA
1975-2025
Preserving and valuing the achievements attained,
building a better future.
LATEST NEWS
- ANGOLA ADVOCATES FOR STRENGTHENING MULTILATERALISM AND RESPECT FOR STATE SOVEREIGNTYOn Monday in Belgrade, Serbia, Angola called for the strengthening of multilateralism and respect for the principles of sovereignty, independence, equality, peaceful coexistence, and cooperation, considering them fundamental to addressing current international challenges. This position was expressed… Read more: ANGOLA ADVOCATES FOR STRENGTHENING MULTILATERALISM AND RESPECT FOR STATE SOVEREIGNTY
- JOÃO LOURENÇO CALLS FOR CONCRETE MEASURES TO PREVENT CONFLICTS IN AFRICAThe President of the Republic, João Lourenço, today called for the adoption of concrete measures in Luanda to make the conflict prevention and resolution tools available on the African continent more effective. Speaking at the African Union’s… Read more: JOÃO LOURENÇO CALLS FOR CONCRETE MEASURES TO PREVENT CONFLICTS IN AFRICA
- JAPANESE AMBASSADOR CALLS FOR FOCUS ON TAX CRIMESThe Japanese ambassador to Angola called yesterday in Huambo for a strengthened effort to combat the risk factors associated with financial crime, particularly tax crimes and those related to the strategic minerals sector, to ensure more effective… Read more: JAPANESE AMBASSADOR CALLS FOR FOCUS ON TAX CRIMES
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Embassy Information

2-10-24, Daizawa, Setagaya-ku 155-0032 Tokyo, Japan
Phone: +81-3-5430-7879
Fax: +81-3-5712-7482
Working Hours: 9:00 – 12:00 13:00 – 17:00
Closed on Saturday, Sunday, Japanese and Angolan national holidays.
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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