UN Multilateralism Push: Angola urged a more inclusive, representative multilateral system at UNGA, stressing that commitments must turn into real outcomes for developing countries. Digital State & AI Governance: President João Lourenço brought Angola’s digital transformation agenda to UNGA, linking AI and GovTech reforms to better public services and stronger African voice in global AI rules. ZOPACAS Atlantic Cooperation: Angola reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening South Atlantic Peace and Cooperation, with focus on turning political pledges into concrete programs and protecting the marine environment. Health Financing Pressure: African leaders warned that a 30% malaria funding cut could trigger 146m more cases and 400k deaths by 2030, calling for domestic budgets and multisector action. Industrial & Food Security Drive: Angola’s industry minister highlighted transforming local raw materials into processed foods and consumer goods to cut import dependence and boost jobs. Energy & Trade Links: Angola and Venezuela reviewed cooperation in trade, mining and offshore oil, while Angola also signed a diplomatic visa exemption deal with Tajikistan. Infrastructure Spotlight: Angola’s Caculo Cabaça hydropower project is tied to archaeology and preservation work after ancient settlement remains were found.