Lisbon – Portugal
Amb. Albertus Aochamub has left the Namibian Embassy in Paris-France at the end of his diplomatic term.
Amb. Albertus Aochamub has performed an exceptional mandate representing Namibia best interests.
The Honorary Consulate of Namibia in Lisbon – Portugal wish Amb. Albertus Aochamub the greatest success on his next endeavours.
It was a real pleasure for the Honorary Consul Rogério Tavares having closely cooperated with Amb. Albertus Aochamub and the Paris Embassy Staff under his command.
The President of the Republic received New Year’s greetings from the Diplomatic Corps accredited in Portugal at the Palácio Nacional da Ajuda.
The ceremony began with the Apostolic Nuncio, D. Ivo Scapolo, Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, taking the floor, which was followed by the intervention of President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa.
After the interventions, the greetings session took place.
Mr Ambassador Albertus Aochamub, Namibia Ambassador to Portugal.
Namibia offers the right environment for investment opportunities in the mining space. Its mineral wealth is as vast as its desert landscape and South Atlantic coastline.
Namibia’s mineral wealth is as vast as its desert landscape and South Atlantic coastline.
Responsible for nearly 6 percent of global uranium output as well as nearly 2 percent of the world’s diamond production, the Southern African nation is also home to significant resources of gold, copper and zinc as well as a developing offshore oil and gas industry.
Namibia consistently ranks as one of the most favored mining jurisdictions on the continent — a distinction that is much more than a mere reflection of its natural endowments, but a significant indicator of the country’s stable democracy, strong economy and well-developed mining code.