Angola and Brazil aim to sign a co-operation agreement in the technical, academic, scientific and cultural fields between São Paulo Estadual University (UNESP) and the Angolan Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
For this end, a delegation of the UNESP's experts led by the Brazilian anthropologist and lecturer Dagoberto Fonseca are since Sunday in Luanda to carry out a five-day work with staff of the Angola's National Archives and Institute for Tourism Development.
"During our visit, we will conclude the cooperation agreement between UNESP and Angolan institutions , in order to digitise all the documents from the transatlantic traffic and work on promoting heritage and research tourism," Fonseca said. His work includes several books of children's literature, poems, scientific works and scattered articles published in Brazil and in countries such as Angola, Mozambique, France, Portugal and Mexico, where, as a writer, he develops themes linked to"Negritude" and the anti-racist struggle.
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