The United States Export-Import Bank (ExIm Bank) has agreed to offer Angola 120 million U. S. dollars credit to import U.S.-made goods and services, U.S. Ambassador to Angola Dan Mozena announced here on Wednesday. Speaking at the opening of the seminar on ExIm Bank functioning, the U.S. envoy said two U.S. delegations are now in Angola for visits, including the U.S. ExIm Bank and the American Corporation of Private Investment Abroad. The purpose of the two delegations in Angola is to explain the procedures to the Angolan businesspeople on how to get the credit, Mozena said, adding that this move aims to contribute to Angola's economic development, mainly in the national economic reconstruction program. The U.S. ambassador said the U.S. ExIm Bank has already granted Angola a credit of 350 million dollars to buy Boeing airplanes, in addition to investments in oil and gas sectors. He also proposed to the Angolan government a program called ' Peace Corp' through which 100 U.S. volunteers will come to teach English in Angola's primary schools to meet the needs to build a prosperous Angola. According to the ambassador, the ongoing seminar is an important step to strengthen the economic relations between the United States and Angola, as it will help boost investments in Angola in the areas of agriculture, telecommunications, seaports and airports. 