Do you have data on the school system at all levels of Angola? 
 Yes, education is still so important. Here is a bit about the school system in Angola. In 2005 the Ministry of Education implemented teacher training and recruited 20,000 new teachers! 
 Stellar accomplishment so any long term goals to go along with that acceleration of the intensity of education? 
 Yes! Since the independence from Portugal many students at Polytechnic University and High School levels belong to an elite group where Cuba, Portugal and Brazil admit to their schools. This came about through a bilateral agreement. 
 So Angola created a brain trust for the future what a forward looking proposal. So I wish to take a look at the politics that created the climate to accomplish that goal? 
 Yes and they still are forward looking despite the political climate. As a founding member of the CPLP, which is Community of Portuguese Language Countries. It is an international organization across four different continents. 
 Any names attached to who had the negotiating skills to create relationships across four continents especially from the Angola end? 
 Well, in 1966 there was a largely Ovimbundu guerilla initiative against the Portuguese.This was in part by a man by the name of Jonas Savimbi along with the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola. 
 I will explore what Jonas did and how it lead to further developments. Thank you for the deep insights into the foundation thinking of Angola from an education perspective. Have a grand day! 
 You are very welcome. Thank you. 
 I just remembered I need to check on one more item what is the structure of the government education is housed in? I apologize but just read my notes and found I missed something. 
 Let's see if this is what you are looking for. The executive branch of the government is a bit like the United States. The branch is made up of a President, a Vice President and the Council of Ministers. Is there anything else I may help you with regarding Angola? 
 Thank you for your kindness. I believe we can end the session now. It seems the conversation needed to be a bit more before it finalized. :) 
 You are quite welcome. See you next time.
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