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At a glance: trademark registration and use in Angola

A wide-ranging QA guide to trademark registration and use in Angola, including key legal and practical considerations.

Africas rare earth element opportunity

Africa is well-endowed with Critical Raw Materials (CRM) which are of essential importance for not only the energy transition but also the electric vehicle (EV) market and other tech-related industries.

Power of attorney: Angolan Court establishes new deadlines - Inventa

One of the requirements in Angola for the registration of any IP right through a legal representative is a power of attorney on behalf of the applicant.

The right time to bet on Angola

The Republic of Angola has always generated enormous interest from investors in all sectors all over the world.

Angola Commercial Activities Law

Angolas Commercial Activities Law has been amended, and is already in force.

EU and Angola kick-start negotiations on investment promotion agreement

Negotiations between the EU and Angola to improve the latters investment climate and diversify its economy kicked off today via video conference.

Angola to Make China Priority Export Market

Angola's Private Investment and Export Promotion Agency plans to make China its priority export Market and wants to increase domestic production, namely through foreign investment.

Angola Looks To Replicate Brazils Offshore Oil Boom

Angolas oil exports to China dropped significantly in 2020, but the sub-Saharan country is looking to recapture that key market

Angolan and Chinese Parliaments Vow to Improve Business Environment

The National Assembly of China wants to strengthen ties to the Angolan parliament to support the improving of the business environment.

Is there light at the end of the tunnel for African petrostates

At least half of all African countries are involved in oil exploration and production.

Angola Double Tax Treaties, a Gateway for Investment and for Africa

The advantages of a Double Tax Treaty in the particular case of Angola takes special importance once the country is included in the Pan-African free trade zone that intends the reduction and elimination of tariffs for goods produced in Africa.

India-Angola ties: An Ideal Deal of Development

Underpinned by a vibrant energy partnership, the bilateral ties between India and Angola, one of the major oil producers in Africa, date back to pre-independence era of Angola when India, in an act of solidarity with the latter, supported Angolan freedom struggle against the Portuguese colonial rule till its attainment of independence in 1975.

Analysis: China and Africa in the Age of Covid-19

Yes, the new age of China-Africa relations will be made of painstaking debt talks. But Chinas capital in Africa - both financial and diplomatic - is unrivaled.

West African Oil Fortunes Diverge Along With Europe and China

For a glimpse of the growing disparity in the oil markets recovery, look at crude sales from West Africa.

Rwanda, Angola Sign Deal To Exploit Investment Opportunities

Rwanda Development Board (RDB) together with the Agency for Private Investment and Promotion of Exports of Angola (AIPEX) held a Rwanda-Angola virtual business seminar on Friday morning to showcase investment opportunities in both countries.

Angola and Namibia strengthen cooperation

Angola and Namibia have expressed their intention to strengthen cooperation in the areas of agriculture, livestock, roads, tourism and others, with a view to boosting their countries' economies.

Serbia bets on cooperation with Angola

The ambassador of Serbia to Angola, expressed his country's desire to increase cooperation with the Angolan state, focusing on strengthening partnerships in the agricultural sector.

How innovation in Angola is helping its economy thrive despite Covid-19 Euronews

How innovation in Angola is helping to safeguard the country's economy during the Covid-19 world health pandemic.

In brief: mining rights and title in Angola - Lexology

A look at some of the key legal and practical considerations surrounding mining rights and title in Angola, including the extent of state control, renewal and transfer of licences, and protection of rights.

Angola Committed to Meeting Energy Objectives Amid COVID-19

Until 2025, power demand in Angola is expected to grow at a substantial rate, with the overall system load reaching 7,200 MW more than four times the current level which is closely linked with the countrys plans for industrialization.

Can Lourenço deliver at a time of crisis - ISS Africa

COVID-19 and plummeting oil prices are immediate crises that threaten the reform agenda of Angolas president.

Angolan futures 2050: beyond oil - ISS Africa

This report explores the impacts of different developmental agendas on Angolas growth trajectory. It reveals that improved water and sanitation infrastructure offer the best way to improve livelihoods and grow the economy over the long term.

Angola Wants Greater German Business Presence

The Angolan Government aims for a greater involvement of German companies in the national economy.

Changes in oil sector intended to seek more competitiveness

Changes in Angolan oil sector intended to seek more competitiveness

Angola Has Potential to Supply Food Worldwide

Angola has the potential to be a food exporter for a growing global population, as it has an area of almost 1.3 million square kilometres of land, 49 percent of which is arable and less than 10 percent exploited, the chairperson of the US-Angola Chamber of Commerce (USACC), Maria da Cruz said.

UK Businesspersons Seeking to Invest in Angola

The British Prime Minister's special envoy for trade, Baroness Lindsay Northover, said last Tuesday in Luanda that English businesspersons have great interest in investing in Angola.

Angola: Growing Beyond Oil

Up to now the incentives in Angola were very focused on using the revenues from the oil sector. The government is fully committed to having a proper ecosystem to boost the economic diversification the country needs

Angola: Is Angola's Anti-Corruption Drive Real or Cosmetic

Angola's president, Joao Lourenco, quickly earned an impressive nickname after he swept into office in 2017 and launched an anti-corruption drive after 38 years of cronyism under former leader Jose Eduardo Dos Santos.

The Exploitation Of Africas Resources By Foreign Countries Must Come To An End In 2020

African leaders have failed to realize that the looting of Africas resources will come back modernized, not through slavery, colonialism, Apartheid, Aids, and Ebola, even though the latter is what is being used in Congo at the moment to meet the demand of the technological world.

Macao platform boosts China-Portuguese speaking countries trade, BRI cooperation

Given its language and other ties with Portuguese speaking countries and close economic and trade ties with the Chinese mainland, Macao was supported by the Chinese central government to serve as a platform for business cooperation between China and Portuguese speaking countries.