Minister of Coordination of Environmental Action Alcinda Abreu of Mozambique
Abreu was active in the Mozambique Youth Association and served as its Deputy Secretary-General in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Abreu was appointed by FRELIMO as a member of the National Elections Commissions (CNEs) responsible for organizing the 1998 municipal elections and the 1999 general election.
Abreu is a common surname of the Portuguese language, namely in Portugal and Brazil, amongst others.
Abreu said so far about 80 white farmers from Zimbabwe had established new farming enterprises in her country.
Speaking to ANGOP, Alcinda Abreu said she brings to the meeting Mozambique's experience with regard to dealing with environmental problems.
Malaria is killing our people," Abreu said during visit to Berlin for talks with German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer.
Abreu said that the AU members who want immediate adoption of the report include Libya (which is the main force pushing the idea), Sudan, Benin, Gabon, Senegal, Chad, Cameroon and other countries that receive Libyan support.
The move would also allow the southern African country to make use of its abundant gas deposits by boosting domestic consumption, she said, adding the government would be introducing legislation to promote the use of natural gas in vehicles.
Speaking to reporters, Abreu said before signing the agreement, the two ministers had reviewed the relations between their countries, and the regional and international situation.
Abreu said in the last two years there had been advances in relations between Mozambique and Angola, expressed in separate agreements on youth and sports, public works and housing and fisheries.
On the same day, Minister Alcinda Abreu was received by Viet Nam's Vice State President Truong My Hoa.
Speaking immediately after the signing, Abreu said the agreement will make it possible to improve the impact of national energy policies.
Environment Minister Alcinda Abreu said the country wanted to embrace the use of natural gas in order to reduce the negative impact of oil prices on the economy,The move would also allow the southern African country to make use of its abundant gas deposits by boosting domestic consumption, she said, adding the government would be introducing legislation to promote the use of natural gas in vehicles.
the regional and international situation.
Abreu said the new government of Mozambique is very satisfied with the current friendly relationship with China.
The Mozambican Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Alcinda Abreu has just formed a partnership with a businessman to set up a company in Maputo called Superior Entertainment Ltd.
Explaining the essence of the agreement, Alcinda Abreu said the on the Mozambican side the agreement covers the Ministry of Fisheries, for the management and monitoring of fishery resources.
Environment Minister Alcinda Abreu said Thursday that the move from gasoline to natural gas follows a successful pilot program, and will allow the country to capitalize on its abundant gasdeposits.