Luanda - The opposition FNLA party defended Friday improve the access to banking credits for the promotion of rural tourism in order to prevent the rural exodus.

 
The political organisation defended this during the airtime programme allocated by national radio station (RNA) to the political parties contesting the election.

According to the spokesman for the party's election commission, Pedro Gomes, the promotion of rural tourism would prevent the migration of young people from villages to the city, giving them the opportunity to contribute to the development of their localities.

 
To this purpose, FNLA pledges to implement policies that support liberal professionals (entrepreneurs) to handle their activities, with various economic incentives, if the party wins the country's elections, scheduled for August 31, 2012.

FNLA launched Thursday in Luanda its governing programme.