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Angola Strengthens Ties with Africa’s Trade and Development Bank

Allen Dreyfus
  • Angola deepens collaboration with TDB to boost trade and economic growth
  • Sovereign Fund of Angola leverages investments to catalyse key infrastructure projects

Luanda, Angola – Angola is pursuing a transformative investment strategy through its Sovereign Fund (FSDEA), focusing on regional partnerships and raising capital from African institutions. A cornerstone of this strategy is Angola’s growing collaboration with the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank (TDB), marking a significant step toward stabilising the nation’s macroeconomic framework and accelerating growth.

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