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- Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney and Angola President João Lourenço agreed to pursue a co-operation agreement.
- Carney and Lourenço met on the UN General Assembly sidelines on Sept. 22 and pledged further talks.
- Angola imported about $200 million of Canadian goods last year, up from $85 million the year before.
- Mining of copper, lithium, niobium, rare earths and the Lobito Corridor port for Congo exports is the priority sector.