Luanda, ANGOLA, August 3 - President of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Joseph Kabila left Luanda on Friday afternoon after meeting with his Angolan counterpart João Lourenço with whom he analysed the process of organisation of elections in his country. ,

 

 

At the meeting, the two statesmen also addressed the cooperation and neighborhood ties between Angola and Congo.

 

Joseph Kabila described the relations between the countries as "excellent, but can be deepened."

 

The President of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Joseph Kabila visited Friday the logistics facilities of support for oil exploration (SONILS) and the Military History Museum in Luanda.

 

President Kabila was seen off at Luanda airport by Angolan Foreign Affairs minister, Manuel Augusto.

 

The deputy governor of Luanda Júlio Bessa, members of the Government and diplomats from that country accredited to Angola, also presented the farewell greeting to DRC head of State at the 4 de Fevereiro International Airport in Luanda.

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