Tvi24Passos: Cabo Verde pode ser plataforma para a África ocidental
Primeiro-ministro reuniu-se esta segunda-feira com representantes de empresas portuguesas presentes em Cabo Verde
O primeiro-ministro, Pedro Passos Coelho, reuniu-se esta segunda-feira com representantes de empresas portuguesas presentes em Cabo Verde e defendeu que este país pode funcionar como uma plataforma para a costa ocidental africana.
Em declarações aos jornalistas, na Cidade da Praia, o primeiro-ministro considerou que a presença empresarial portuguesa em África «tem vindo a aumentar de forma significativa» e aconselhou as empresas de menor dimensão a articularem-se para entrar em novos mercados.
Pedro Passos Coelho, que se encontra em Cabo Verde desde sábado, esteve reunido hoje de manhã, num hotel da Cidade da Praia, com cerca de 30 empresários portugueses de setores como a banca, a hotelaria, as obras públicas e os materiais de construção.
Este encontro realizou-se à porta fechada, durante mais de uma hora e meia, e no final o primeiro-ministro não quis prestar declarações à comunicação social.
No entanto, depois de visitar a Câmara Municipal da Cidade da Praia e uma mostra de artesanato cabo-verdiano, questionado pelos jornalistas Passos Coelho falou sobre esse encontro com empresários, do qual disse ter levado «várias mensagens, quer para os negócios estrangeiros, quer para a economia», e também relacionadas com a fiscalidade.
O primeiro-ministro referiu que essa reunião com empresários teve como objetivo «ouvir a perspetiva dos empresários portugueses» sobre a sua presença em Cabo Verde e sobre a possibilidade de a estenderem a países da costa ocidental africana.
«Cabo Verde pode funcionar como uma plataforma muito importante e interessante para vários países da costa ocidental africana, que têm níveis de crescimento bastante importantes e uma necessidade de investimento em áreas para as quais as empresas portugueses têm um grande 'know how' e uma grande expertise», defendeu.
Passos Coelho apontou como exemplo as áreas da construção civil, energia, tecnologias da informação, distribuição, turismo e saúde.
«Estamos a falar da possibilidade de aumentar mais ainda o nível de penetração de exportações portuguesas, mas também de investimentos portugueses, de uma forma associada a interesses cabo-verdianos e de outros países de língua portuguesa», acrescentou.
Segundo o primeiro-ministro, as «empresas de menor dimensão, que sozinhas teriam mais dificuldade em abordar mercados muito vastos e de grande dimensão», terão vantagem em agir «de uma forma mais concertada e mais ligada», através de «uma visão estratégica que as leve em conjunto para esses mercados».
Passos Coelho chegou a Cabo Verde no sábado, para participar na II Cimeira Luso-Cabo-verdiana, que se realizou no Mindelo, no domingo, e regressa hoje à noite a Lisboa.
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Africa21Índia oferece 312 computadores para escolas em Cabo Verde
A Índia ofereceu a Cabo Verde 312 computadores que serão distribuídos a 20 escolas do ensino básico e secundário do arquipélago, no âmbito do programa "Mundu Novu" (Mundo Novo) com vista a modernizar o processo de ensino.
Praia - A Índia ofereceu a Cabo Verde 312 computadores que serão distribuídos a 20 escolas do ensino básico e secundário do arquipélago, no âmbito do programa "Mundu Novu" (Mundo Novo) com vista a modernizar o processo de ensino através da utilização das Tecnologias da Informação e Comunicação (TIC), informa a Panapress.
O Liceu Amílcar Cabral, em Santa Catarina de Santiago, foi o estabelecimento de ensino escolhido para a entrega simbólica dos primeiros 20 computadores, num ato presidido pelo primeiro-ministro cabo-verdiano, José Maria Neves, e testemunhado pelo embaixador da Índia em Cabo Verde, Partha Satpathy.
Para além de criar um novo paradigma de ensino interativo em Cabo Verde, o programa "Mundu Novu" propõe-se a criar condições tecnológicas para que os alunos e os professores possam ter acesso, via internet, à informação e ao conhecimento, criando, deste modo, novas oportunidades para que o arquipélago se transforme, no futuro, num país moderno e desenvolvido.
A ministra cabo-verdiana da Educação e Desportos, Fernanda Marques, garantiu, durante o ato da entrega dos primeiros computadores, que o Governo, para garantir a sustentabilidade do programa "Mundu Novu", já criou o centro virtual de formação à distância que permitirá a formação, a baixo custo, de professores que trabalharão na sua implementação
Skytrax, poderias mudar o título deste thread para "Notícias de Cabo-Verde" ou algo parecido?
Tinhas que desenterrar este thread. :lol:
Anyway, está feito.
Anyway, está feito.
http://www.macauhub.com.mo/pt/2012/...r-aquisicao-de-barco-patrulha-por-cabo-verde/China vai financiar aquisição de barco patrulha por Cabo Verde
2012/12/17 Notícias
A aquisição por Cabo Verde de mais um navio patrulha para fiscalizar as águas territoriais do arquipélago vai ter um financiamento de 5 milhões de dólares a ser concedido pelo governo da China, informou a agência noticiosa pan-africana Panapress.
Sem informar se se trata de uma doação ou da concessão de um empréstimo, a agência acrescentou que a verba inscreve-se no âmbito do Acordo Geral de Cooperação bilateral assinado 1997 e que permite a Cabo Verde beneficiar, de dois em dois anos, de financiamentos para a aquisição de materiais e equipamentos militares.
O novo navio patrulha irá juntar-se ao “Guardião”, adquirido por Cabo Verde na Holanda, em Janeiro passado, no âmbito dos esforços que o governo cabo-verdiano tem estado a efectuar a fim de reforçar as operações da guarda costeira na Zona Económica Exclusiva (ZEE), incluindo operações de busca e salvamento, fiscalização, combate ao tráfico ilícito e pesca ilegal.
Devido à falta de capacidade interna para dar a resposta mais adequada à fiscalização da sua extensa ZEE, Cabo Verde tem vindo a recorrer à cooperação de seis países atlânticos, nomeadamente Portugal, Brasil, Estados Unidos, Espanha, Itália e Reino Unido, que enviam periodicamente meios aéreos e navais para participar na realização de exercícios conjuntos de patrulha e segurança na águas marítimas sob a jurisdição do arquipélago.
A segurança naval privada é outro pilar no conjunto de preocupações do Governo cabo-verdiano que assinou, semana passada, um protocolo com uma empresa privada britânica especializada que irá apoiar as autoridades locais na fiscalização do tráfego de armas nas águas territoriais cabo-verdianas. (macauhub)
E a mana nao para nem por um segundo...
Empresária angolana Isabel dos Santos vai entrar no capital da Halcyonair Cabo Verde Airways
2012/12/17 Notícias
A empresária angolana Isabel dos Santos vai adquirir uma participação no capital da transportadora aérea privada Halcyonair Cabo Verde Airways, nove meses após o sócio maioritário ter anunciado intenção de vender até 40%, noticiou sexta-feira o jornal cabo-verdiano A Semana.
De acordo com o jornal falta apenas concluir alguns pormenores relativos a actuais accionistas que não pretendem ceder as suas participações, uma vez que a entrada de dinheiro fresco “é uma oportunidade para que a transportadora recomece a voar.”
A primeira empresa de aviação privada do país, a Halcyonair Cabo Verde Airways iniciou a sua actividade a 31 de Julho de 2008, com um aparelho e voos diários entre as ilhas de Sal, Santiago e São Vicente, tendo duas semanas mais tarde começado a voar para a Boa Vista e para o Fogo.
Em 2010 a empresa comprou um segundo aparelho mas em meados de 2011 entrou numa profunda crise financeira, conforme reconhecido pelo seu presidente, Jorge Spencer Lima, estando actualmente parada à espera da conclusão deste negócio, o que deverá ocorrer até à primeira quinzena de Janeiro.
O jornal A Semana informou ainda que está praticamente posta de lado a hipótese de vender a companhia aérea na sua totalidade, como terá sugerido Isabel dos Santos quando confrontada com a possibilidade de entrar no negócio, durante numa visita à cidade da Praia.
A empresária angolana deslocou-se à cidade da Praia em Outubro passado a fim de concluir o negócio de compra da empresa cabo-verdiana T+, operadora de serviços de telecomunicações por rede fixa, telecomunicações móveis e Internet.
Posteriormente denominada Unitel T+ Telecomunicações, na sequência da aquisição pela Unitel Internacional, empresa angolana do universo empresarial de Isabel dos Santos, a operadora cabo-verdiana detinha uma quota de 25% no mercado de Cabo Verde. (macauhub)
Cabo Verde nos 1/4 de final da CAN!! :banana:
http://www.macauhub.com.mo/pt/2013/01/28/pib-de-cabo-verde-com-crescimento-em-2008-2009-e-2010/PIB de Cabo Verde com crescimento em 2008, 2009 e 2010
2013/01/28 NOTÍCIAS
O Produto Interno Bruto (PIB) de Cabo Verde a preços correntes registou um aumento de 6,7% em 2008 de 2,2% em 2009 e de 3,7% em 2010, informou sexta-feira na cidade da Praia o Instituto Nacional de Estatística (INE) do arquipélago.
Ao divulgar as Contas Nacionais relativas ao período 2007/2010, o INE informou ainda que o PIB cresceu 13,6% no período tendo passado de 122 milhões de contos cabo-verdianos para 138,6 milhões de contos em 2010.
O sector que mais contribuiu para esse valor foi o sector dos serviços que, com um peso médio de 60,5% na estrutura do PIB, cresceu 14% no mesmo período.
Os dados do INE indicam que no sector primário (agricultura, água e aquacultura e indústrias extractivas), houve uma diminuição de 5,8% em 2010, após um crescimento de 7,3% em 2009 e 2,6% em 2008.
O sector secundário (indústrias alimentares, bebidas e tabaco, electricidade, actividades de construção entre outros), contrariamente ao primário, diminuiu 3,7% em 2010, depois de subidas de 2,3% em 2008 e de 5,4% em 2009. (macauhub)
Hilton Hotel Cape Verde to be built on Sal Island, Cape Verde
The Cape Verdean government will provide tax benefits to Batuque Hotelaria e Turismo, a company base don Sal Island that plans to build a high quality tourist resort in the city of Santa Maria known as the Hilton Hotel Cape Verde, the Cape Verdean press reported.
The hotel, work on which is due to begin in the next six months, will be a five-star unit with 240 rooms, will be completed in two years and managed by the Hilton hotel chain. It will also house restaurants, bars, night clubs, leisure and entertainment areas, swimming pools, a health club and a convention centre.
The fact that the investment totals 46 million euros and will create 190 direct jobs, as well as increasing hotel capacity on Sal Island, led the government to say the project was of “exceptional interest,” in terms of the archipelago’s development strategy.
Under the terms of the investment contract the government guaranteed that Batuque Hotelaria e Turismo would be offered exemption on property tax (IUP), customs tax as well as income tax (IUR) in the Hilton Hotel Cape Verde’s first five years of operation.
In return the company will build access roads, water, sanitation and sewer networks as well as install electricity, telephones and other infrastructure. (macauhub)
The Cape Verdean government will provide tax benefits to Batuque Hotelaria e Turismo, a company base don Sal Island that plans to build a high quality tourist resort in the city of Santa Maria known as the Hilton Hotel Cape Verde, the Cape Verdean press reported.
The hotel, work on which is due to begin in the next six months, will be a five-star unit with 240 rooms, will be completed in two years and managed by the Hilton hotel chain. It will also house restaurants, bars, night clubs, leisure and entertainment areas, swimming pools, a health club and a convention centre.
The fact that the investment totals 46 million euros and will create 190 direct jobs, as well as increasing hotel capacity on Sal Island, led the government to say the project was of “exceptional interest,” in terms of the archipelago’s development strategy.
Under the terms of the investment contract the government guaranteed that Batuque Hotelaria e Turismo would be offered exemption on property tax (IUP), customs tax as well as income tax (IUR) in the Hilton Hotel Cape Verde’s first five years of operation.
In return the company will build access roads, water, sanitation and sewer networks as well as install electricity, telephones and other infrastructure. (macauhub)
Cape Verde power company Electra authorised to take on loan
Cape Verde’s state power company, Empresa Pública de Electricidade e Água (Electra) plans to take on a loan of 150 million escudos (US$1.37 million) from Banco Cabo-Verdiano de Negócios (BCN) under the terms of a government authorisation published in its official newspaper.
“The General Directorate for the Treasury is authorised to provide Electra with a surety in the amount of 150 million escudos, to stand as guarantee for a credit operation with Banco Cabo-Verdiano de Negócios,” according to a government resolution published in the Official Bulletin of 25 March.
The government explained its decision by saying that Electra needs to carry out projects to ensure power production, improved water distribution and preventing losses in both networks.
The resolution of the Council of Ministers also said there was a need to acquire equipment for maintenance of power generators in Santiago and Sao Vicente, as well as for the water collection system.
At the beginning of the month the Cape Verdean government announced Electra would be restructured by setting up a stake-holding management company, which will take on the power company’s debt and by dividing the company into two – Electra Norte and Electra Sul, which will start operating on 1 July.
The minister for Tourism, Industry and Energy, Humberto Brito, gave assurances that the company’s new management model and its division into Electra Norte and Electra Sul would make it possible to get closer t customers, improve the invoicing system, reduce treasury problems and fight fraud.
The Minister did not give a figure for Electra’s debts but, in June 2011, the company’s bank debt and debts owed to Cape Verde’s fuel supply company totalled around US$22.4 million. (macauhub)
Cape Verde’s state power company, Empresa Pública de Electricidade e Água (Electra) plans to take on a loan of 150 million escudos (US$1.37 million) from Banco Cabo-Verdiano de Negócios (BCN) under the terms of a government authorisation published in its official newspaper.
“The General Directorate for the Treasury is authorised to provide Electra with a surety in the amount of 150 million escudos, to stand as guarantee for a credit operation with Banco Cabo-Verdiano de Negócios,” according to a government resolution published in the Official Bulletin of 25 March.
The government explained its decision by saying that Electra needs to carry out projects to ensure power production, improved water distribution and preventing losses in both networks.
The resolution of the Council of Ministers also said there was a need to acquire equipment for maintenance of power generators in Santiago and Sao Vicente, as well as for the water collection system.
At the beginning of the month the Cape Verdean government announced Electra would be restructured by setting up a stake-holding management company, which will take on the power company’s debt and by dividing the company into two – Electra Norte and Electra Sul, which will start operating on 1 July.
The minister for Tourism, Industry and Energy, Humberto Brito, gave assurances that the company’s new management model and its division into Electra Norte and Electra Sul would make it possible to get closer t customers, improve the invoicing system, reduce treasury problems and fight fraud.
The Minister did not give a figure for Electra’s debts but, in June 2011, the company’s bank debt and debts owed to Cape Verde’s fuel supply company totalled around US$22.4 million. (macauhub)
Cape Verde’s Fogo Island exports coffee to the Netherlands
Fogo Coffee Spirit last week sold 180 kilos of coffee to the Netherlands, which is not enough to meet demand from the European country, said a representative of the company cited by the Cape Verdean press.
José Silva said that the process that ended in the export of the 180 kilos of coffee had been complicated and long but added that officials and workers from the company were satisfied as this was the first time that a significant amount of coffee had been exported.
The shareholders of Fogo Coffee Spirit – a company set up in 2011 – invested around 18 million Cape Verdean escudos (US$210,000) on acquiring equipment for the new coffee roasting factory in Mosteiros, on Fogo Island.
Set up at the end of 2011, Fogo Coffee Spirit’s majority shareholder is Dutch company Trabocca with a 51 percent stake, its other shareholders are Casa Rodrigo which holds 44 percent and the Mosteiros association of coffee producers with 5 percent. (macauhub)
Fogo Coffee Spirit last week sold 180 kilos of coffee to the Netherlands, which is not enough to meet demand from the European country, said a representative of the company cited by the Cape Verdean press.
José Silva said that the process that ended in the export of the 180 kilos of coffee had been complicated and long but added that officials and workers from the company were satisfied as this was the first time that a significant amount of coffee had been exported.
The shareholders of Fogo Coffee Spirit – a company set up in 2011 – invested around 18 million Cape Verdean escudos (US$210,000) on acquiring equipment for the new coffee roasting factory in Mosteiros, on Fogo Island.
Set up at the end of 2011, Fogo Coffee Spirit’s majority shareholder is Dutch company Trabocca with a 51 percent stake, its other shareholders are Casa Rodrigo which holds 44 percent and the Mosteiros association of coffee producers with 5 percent. (macauhub)
Cape Verdean government negotiates funding from Japan for two desalination plants
The Cape Verdean government is negotiating funding from Japan to finance a project that will increase drinking water production on Santiago island by desalinating sea water, the project’s director, Pedro Alcântara said Thursday.
The director of the Project for Development of the Desalinated Water Supply System of Santiago said that the project was estimated to cost 130 to 140 million euros and a decision on funding will be made in June, at the 5th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD-V).
Alcântara also told Portuguese news agency Lusa that the matter was being analysed by the assistant director of the Africa Department of the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA), who is in Cape Verde for working meetings also to prepare the archipelago to attend TICAD-V.
At the Tokyo meeting, from 1 to 3 June, Cape Verde will attend with a political, economic and business delegation headed up by Prime Minister José Maria Neves.
Alcântara said that the idea was to boost capacity to produce desalinated water by building two plants each with a production capacity of 20,000 cubic metres, and that the project’s viability study has been handed over to JICA.
At the moment, Alcântara, the desalination plants in the city of Praia, the archipelago’s capital, produce 5,000 cubic metres of water, which is in addition to 10,000 cubic metres from boreholes. (macauhub)
The Cape Verdean government is negotiating funding from Japan to finance a project that will increase drinking water production on Santiago island by desalinating sea water, the project’s director, Pedro Alcântara said Thursday.
The director of the Project for Development of the Desalinated Water Supply System of Santiago said that the project was estimated to cost 130 to 140 million euros and a decision on funding will be made in June, at the 5th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD-V).
Alcântara also told Portuguese news agency Lusa that the matter was being analysed by the assistant director of the Africa Department of the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA), who is in Cape Verde for working meetings also to prepare the archipelago to attend TICAD-V.
At the Tokyo meeting, from 1 to 3 June, Cape Verde will attend with a political, economic and business delegation headed up by Prime Minister José Maria Neves.
Alcântara said that the idea was to boost capacity to produce desalinated water by building two plants each with a production capacity of 20,000 cubic metres, and that the project’s viability study has been handed over to JICA.
At the moment, Alcântara, the desalination plants in the city of Praia, the archipelago’s capital, produce 5,000 cubic metres of water, which is in addition to 10,000 cubic metres from boreholes. (macauhub)
Cape Verdean Prime Minister travels to Germany to sign renewable energy agreement
MAY 13TH, 2013 NEWS
The Cape Verdean Prime Minister is due to travel to Germany this year to sign an agreement for the plan of action for the “Cape Verde 100% renewable energy” project, according to the West African archipelago’s press.
This will be the second time José Maria Neves has visited the country as part of the partnership that Cape Verde wants to set up with Germany to carry out an ambitious programme to allow the archipelago to stop using fossil fuels for electricity production by 2020.
The invitation for the visit was made by the Deputy Minister-President and Minister for Economic Affairs, Climate Protection, Energy and Regional Planning of Rhineland-Palatinate, Eveline Lemke, who Friday concluded a two-day visit to Cape Verde.
Lemke said that state companies had solutions and that cape Verde was interested and the only thing that was left to decide was funding for the programme, she said, giving assurances that Germany wanted to begin the partnership “as soon as possible.”
On his first visit, in April 2012, to Rhineland-Palatinate, one of Germany’s 16 states, located in the southwest of Germany, the Cape Verdean Prime Minister called for the government to rethink its renewable energy strategy and set more ambitious targets to achieve a 100 percentage usage rate by 2020.
The two-day visit by the Deputy Minister-President and Minister for Economic Affairs, Climate Protection, Energy and Regional Planning of Rhineland-Palatinate to Cape Verde ended with the signing of a memorandum of understanding for cooperation in the energy sector. (macauhub)
MAY 13TH, 2013 NEWS
The Cape Verdean Prime Minister is due to travel to Germany this year to sign an agreement for the plan of action for the “Cape Verde 100% renewable energy” project, according to the West African archipelago’s press.
This will be the second time José Maria Neves has visited the country as part of the partnership that Cape Verde wants to set up with Germany to carry out an ambitious programme to allow the archipelago to stop using fossil fuels for electricity production by 2020.
The invitation for the visit was made by the Deputy Minister-President and Minister for Economic Affairs, Climate Protection, Energy and Regional Planning of Rhineland-Palatinate, Eveline Lemke, who Friday concluded a two-day visit to Cape Verde.
Lemke said that state companies had solutions and that cape Verde was interested and the only thing that was left to decide was funding for the programme, she said, giving assurances that Germany wanted to begin the partnership “as soon as possible.”
On his first visit, in April 2012, to Rhineland-Palatinate, one of Germany’s 16 states, located in the southwest of Germany, the Cape Verdean Prime Minister called for the government to rethink its renewable energy strategy and set more ambitious targets to achieve a 100 percentage usage rate by 2020.
The two-day visit by the Deputy Minister-President and Minister for Economic Affairs, Climate Protection, Energy and Regional Planning of Rhineland-Palatinate to Cape Verde ended with the signing of a memorandum of understanding for cooperation in the energy sector. (macauhub)
“Cape Verde has highest university education access rate in Africa,” says PM
08 February 2012
Speaking Tuesday morning during the opening ceremony of the National Forum on Cape Verdean Higher Education in Praia, Prime Minister José Maria Neves affirmed that Cape Verde has the highest rate of access to university education in Africa. He also highlighted the importance of creating a fund to finance higher learning.
José Maria Neves affirmed that Cape Verde has a higher education access rate of 21% - the highest in Africa, whose average is 6%, and beating even Mauritius, with a 17% rate. According to the Prime Minister, Cape Verde’s university education access rate is equal to that of several countries with levels of development higher than Cape Verde’s, including China and Indonesia.
Neves also said that some 12,000 students currently attend the country’s nine institutions of higher learning, and that more than 6,000 Cape Verdeans are studying in universities abroad. This happens, according to him, thanks to the policies implemented by his government. He also added that Cape Verde has “more university students studying in the country than abroad,” a marked reversal from the situation that reigned only several years ago.
08 February 2012
Speaking Tuesday morning during the opening ceremony of the National Forum on Cape Verdean Higher Education in Praia, Prime Minister José Maria Neves affirmed that Cape Verde has the highest rate of access to university education in Africa. He also highlighted the importance of creating a fund to finance higher learning.
José Maria Neves affirmed that Cape Verde has a higher education access rate of 21% - the highest in Africa, whose average is 6%, and beating even Mauritius, with a 17% rate. According to the Prime Minister, Cape Verde’s university education access rate is equal to that of several countries with levels of development higher than Cape Verde’s, including China and Indonesia.
Neves also said that some 12,000 students currently attend the country’s nine institutions of higher learning, and that more than 6,000 Cape Verdeans are studying in universities abroad. This happens, according to him, thanks to the policies implemented by his government. He also added that Cape Verde has “more university students studying in the country than abroad,” a marked reversal from the situation that reigned only several years ago.
Uma das vantagens de possuir poucos habitantes.
Less people less brain/talent...population has little if anything do with it.
http://www.macauhub.com.mo/en/2013/05/29/spanish-group-invests-138-million-euros-in-cape-verde/
Spanish group invests 138 million euros in Cape Verde
May 29th, 2013 News
Spanish group Decameron plans to build two more four- and five-star resorts on the island of Boa Vista, in Cape Verde, adding 1,100 rooms to its network of 35 hotels, the Cape Verdean press reported.
Representing a total investment of 138 million euros, the contract has been signed with the Tourist Development Company of the Islands of Boa Vista and Maio, and the two resorts will be built in the Chaves Integrated Tourism Area, where the Decameron already has a hotel.
The four-star resort, which will be built in the northern area of Chaves, will have 600 rooms and a water park and the second resort, which will be classified as a five-star facility, will be built in the south of Chaves and have 500 rooms and a 27-hole golf course.
Construction is due to begin within six months and be finished by December 2015.
The Decameron group has 35 hotels in 10 countries in the Caribbean, Central and South America and Africa, and also offers tours through Decameron Explorer. (macauhub)
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