President Joao_ Lourenco of Angola
At the summit, the Africa leaders will asses the political state of the region and the current situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo, particularly the elections scheduled for December 23rd.
This is in the background of the statement by longstanding President Kabila that he would no longer be seeking reelection as DRC’s President.
Another topic for discussion is the persistent violence in the Central African Republic.
Meanwhile, Angola President, Joao Laurenco has announced full schedule In his diplomatic agenda – visit to Germany on 22 August; on 3rd and 4th September, attending the African Economic Forum in Beijing, China, followed by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 22nd September,
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