Angola faces less available foreign exchange: minister of state


LUANDA, April 10 (Xinhua) -- Angola is facing "less available foreign exchange resources," Angola Press Agency reported, quoting the country's Minister of State for Economic Coordination Jose de Lima Massano, as saying Wednesday.

Speaking to the press after he visited the municipality of Matala, in the country's southern province of Huila, Massano acknowledged that 95 percent of Angola's foreign exchange income comes from oil trade, "but currently, there is a decline."

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