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São Tomé and Luanda sign education cooperation agreement

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The University of São Tomé and Príncipe and the Higher Institute of Educational Sciences of Luanda have signed a memorandum to strengthen cooperation in education. The agreement brings institutions from the two countries closer together, according to Rádio Somos Todos Primos.

The University of São Tomé and Príncipe and ISCED-Luanda, a higher education institution based in the Angolan capital, have signed a cooperation agreement in education, Rádio Somos Todos Primos reported. The partnership aims to strengthen ties between the two countries in the sector.

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