The strength of Vietnamese people in Angola is that they are hard-working and very dynamic.

People's lives, especially in remote areas, have improved greatly. Having lived abroad for many years, I have seen places where people's lives are not as good as ours, especially in terms of health care and education.

The number of Vietnamese people in Angola has changed a lot over time and with the economic development conditions of the locality. According to estimates, the community currently has about 5,000 people, mainly concentrated in the capital Luanda and major cities such as Benguela, Saurimo, etc.

The strengths of Vietnamese people in Angola are that they are hard-working and very dynamic. The Vietnamese Association in Angola is the spiritual support of the community and makes an important contribution to consular work and the protection of Vietnamese citizens in the country. Since its establishment, the Association has responded to all movements towards the homeland at the call of the Vietnam Fatherland Front and the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese.

Although we are a young community with many difficulties, we have made significant contributions to the movement towards Truong Sa. Although we do not have large companies, overseas Vietnamese have contributed to exporting Vietnamese goods to Angola. Remittances from Vietnamese people in Angola have contributed to the clear transformation of districts such as Ky Anh (Ha Tinh), Ky Son (Nghe An) ...

We would like to thank the relevant agencies for their great attention and creating all possible conditions for the living and business of overseas Vietnamese in Angola. With a dynamic staff, the Vietnamese Embassy in Angola has recently carried out many remarkable activities, such as strengthening relations with local authorities and campaigning to establish a Vietnamese Business Association in Angola.

We hope that these activities will receive support from relevant agencies and be successfully implemented. We support all initiatives of the Vietnam Fatherland Front and the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese in the process of building an increasingly prosperous Vietnam.

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