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From Liberation to Learning: Angolan Education Minister Honors Russia's Support
From Liberation to Learning: Angolan Education Minister Honors Russia's Support
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From Liberation to Learning: Angolan Education Minister Honors Russia's Support 12.06.2025, Sputnik Africa
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From Liberation to Learning: Angolan Education Minister Honors Russia's SupportRussia supported Angola during its national liberation war, the official recalled. "We know what role it [Russia] played in bringing peace to our country," the minister emphasized.She added that both ex-President Jose Eduardo dos Santos and current President Joao Lourenco studied in Russia. Grilo highlighted how Angolans educated in Russia—including professors and ministers—reflect the impact of Russian education on Angola's governance.
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From Liberation to Learning: Angolan Education Minister Honors Russia's Support
16:31 12.06.2025 (Updated: 19:01 12.06.2025) Exclusive
From Liberation to Learning: Angolan Education Minister Honors Russia's Support
"The African continent has a lot to gain from cooperation with Russia," Luisa Grilo told Sputnik Africa on the sidelines of the International Forum of Ministers of Education in Kazan, Russia.
Russia supported Angola during its national liberation war, the official recalled.
"We know what role it [Russia] played in bringing peace to our country," the minister emphasized.
She added that both ex-President Jose Eduardo dos Santos and current President Joao Lourenco studied in Russia. Grilo highlighted how Angolans educated in Russia—including professors and ministers—reflect the impact of Russian education on Angola's governance.
