Cape Verde calls for the presence of the Brazilian oil company Petrobras archipelago to carry out an inspection in deep water. The information was provided by
Prime Minister José Maria Neves, on a visit to Brasilia.
You try to verify the presence of oil deposits in Cape Verde.
Prime Minister calls for greater cooperation in the energy sector, the opening lines of credit and greater participation of Brazil in the construction sector in Cape Verde. These two points were the focus of the conversation he had with José Maria Neves Lula da Silva in Brasilia, at the beginning of his official visit to the country. "We want to increase the participation of Brazil in the fields of construction and renewable energy," he said.
The same interest was also expressed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, Celso Amorim, who received José Maria Neves in the Ministry. Another topic raised at the meeting of officials from the two countries was the conversion of debt to Cape Verde to Brazil in investment projects in education.
debt of four million dollars, dating back to 1983, comes from a loan from Bank of Brazil for the modernization of telecommunications in Cape Verde. There is already an agreement, signed last year for debt conversion and the project is now pending before the National Congress of Brazil.
The increase of bilateral trade, which grew significantly in recent years has been on the agenda of the Prime Minister of Cape Verde. JMN believes it is important that both governments continue to insist on the need for entrepreneurs to invest in maritime transport services between the two countries.
From 2003 to 2008, trade between Brazil and Cape Verde has grown from 9 million to 39.6 million dollars and these numbers could be even greater if one considers the informal bilateral trade, which is consistent.
Source: asemana.publ.cv
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