Biden strengthens ties with Angola, promises Africa visit

President Joe Biden has announced plans to visit Angola, signaling a potential renewed engagement with Africa amid global turmoil. While no specific date was given, Biden expressed his intention to return to Angola during a meeting with Angolan President Joao Lourenco. The visit aims to discuss cooperation and investment in areas such as solar energy, infrastructure development, and space, where the Biden administration sees itself competing with China and countering Russia. Angola is also expected to agree to the Artemis Accords, a pact shaping the rules for space exploration. Biden's trip to Africa has been long-awaited, as he has emphasized the continent's importance on global issues.
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