The Study Of Angola And Brazil’s Economic Trade Process After The Civil War Of Angola

During the War of Independence and the Civil War, the foreign policy of Angola centered on its military affairs and security. After the Independence, the formulation of Angola’s foreign policy reflected more on its own actual needs while it continued to keep in close touch with its traditional allies. Currently, the priority of Angola’s national work is its economic development, which is evidently embodied in its foreign policy and exchange activity. Therefore, Angola looks on the foreign policy of Russia and Brazil in a new perspective.In recent years, Brazil has emerged as both a regional power in Latin America and a so-called "middle power" within the broader international community. The aim of Brazil’s foreign policy is to raise its own international status, which is directly embodied in its pursuit of the Permanent Membership of UN Security Council all the time. In order to exploit the international market and obtain political support, Brazil pays more and more attention to the extensive continent of Africa.There are few articles to introduce the trade and economic cooperation in Angola and Brazil, and most of the articles only a general introduction to the cooperation between the two sides, so I hope that through systematic analysis of economic and trade cooperation in Angola and Brazil, and as a reference for China’s non-policy. The main body of this article has three parts, respectively, before the end of the civil war in Angola and Brazil the process of political cooperation, post-war economic policy in Angola, civil war to end Angola with the Brazilian economic and trade cooperation.The following is a brief introduction of the three parts:First, the process of political cooperation with Brazil before the end of the civil war in Angola, and it is divided into three sections, namely, Angola and Brazil’s contact in Portuguese colonial rule period, Brazil’s support in the Angola’s independence process^During the civil war in Angola bilateral economic and trade exchanges. In this chapter, briefly introduces the background of the cooperation between the two countries from the time order. Followed by post-war Angola economic policy, mainly describes Angola’s post-war economic policy, especially to attract investment policy change in this part of the content. Changes in policy in Angola by drawing on the research scholars of Angolan government documents relayed to sort out. The end of the third part is divided into civil war Angola with Brazil’s economic and trade cooperation, this part of the core part of the thesis is divided into trade cooperation in the bilateral cooperation policy between the two countries invest in two sections. In this chapter, detailed introduction to all aspects of bilateral economic and trade cooperation, including trade, investment, the humanities and social cooperation. The theoretical research support by a lot of charts and forms, the data released by WTO, IMF, World Bank and the two governments.End of the paper summarize the content of the whole chapter, and according to the study, understanding and grasp of the research.