The United States of America (USA) expressed pride in the partnership with Angola, in celebration of 51 years of independence from the Lusophone African country.
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11/11/2026
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Othe United States of America (USA) today expressed pride in the partnership with Angola, in a statement about the 51 years of independence of the African Portuguese-speaking country.
In a message signed by Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, the U.S. congratulates the people of Angola for the ephemeral and express pride in bilateral relations.
“The United States is proud to be Angola’s partners and to support its work to expand regional trade and economic integration through initiatives such as the Lobito Corridor, which has the potential to open new markets and boost prosperity throughout southern Africa,” the message reads.
The U.S. Secretary of State points out that cooperation between the two countries “in the areas of energy, infrastructure, private sector investment and defense demonstrates the depth of ties between the United States and Angola.”.
“ The United States hopes to further strengthen our bilateral relationship in the coming years,” he adds.
US diplomacy also recognizes “the role of Angola’s leadership in regional peace and reconciliation efforts, as well as in economic progress”, considered “fundamental for development across the continent” African.
Angola celebrates today 51 years of independence from Portugal, proclaimed on November 11, 1975 by the country's first President, António Agostinho Neto.