Understanding Angola’s Securitised State, its Regional threats, ambitions and Africa policy

Date

21 November 2016

Location

Egmont Institute

This meeting with Paula C. Roque, currently finishing her PhD at Oxford University, will focus on outlining the tenets of Angola’s post war state and unpacking the complex security apparatus which serves as an internal instrument of stabilization and part of it’s foreign policy. It will highlight current threats and Luanda’s regional policy towards its neighbors and more generally its Africa policy. The presentation will end with a brief look at Luanda’s dilemma in the DRC. This session will be chaired by Ambassador Renier Nijskens, Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Region, of the Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs.

This event is on invitation only. The working language will be English and the meeting will be held under Chatham House rule.

(Photo credit: D-Stanley, Flickr)