Luanda – The country's Home Affairs deputy minister for Immigration  Services, Eduardo Martins, informed in Athens that his institution is ready to respond to the  high number of entrance requests to Angola by foreigners that want to come to invest in  Angola and other activities.

Eduardo Martins made this statement during a meeting with the Angolan diplomatic body accredited in Greece.

The deputy Home Affairs minister is in Athens to participate in the third World Forum on  Migration and Development.

At the meeting, the government official also informed the diplomatic mission about the situation  along Angola’s border with the Democratic Republic of Congo, in light of the recent mass  repatriation of Angolans from that neighbouring country.