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Private Cape Verdean airline Halcyonair will begin moving into the West African market beginning in January of 2010, when the company plans to begin scheduling flights to Dakar (Senegal) and Guinea Bissau.
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São Pedro Airport on the island of São Vicente has been authorized to receive international flights by the Civil Aeronautics Agency. The airport will receive its first international cargo flight today, a Boeing 737 sent by Portuguese airline TAP that will bring equipment for the airline’s international operations on the island.
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The British are “selling” Cape Verdean winter vacations in Europe, according to information found on the site www.capeverdeexperience.co.uk, which also reports on the release of a brochure focusing on the country.
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Cape Verde’s ambassador to the People’s Republic of China, Júlio Morais, affirmed in Beijing that Macau could serve as a reference for Cape Verde. The diplomat was speaking about the success of the “one country, two systems” and Macau self-administration policies.
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The Chambers of Commerce of Cape Verde and Guinea Bissau have signed accords for business partnerships between business owners from the two countries. Agriculture, construction and services are the areas identified for potential partnerships between business owners from the two countries, whose respective governments are expected to help create the conditions to put the accords into action.
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