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Angola: Arreiou opens first discount store in Caxito

Discount Retail Chain Arreiou opened in Caxito, in the municipality of Dande, Bengo province, the first commercial area in the region and provided 20 jobs for local youth.


In the space of four days, the population gained two commercial surfaces, after the inauguration of the Mangolé supermarket. With these developments, the province of Bengo now has four stores, two of which are in Eskebra, one in Jumbinho and the other in Arreiou.


Speaking to the press, the manager of the Arreiou de Caxito store, Sílvio Simão, highlighted the importance of the opening of the commercial establishment that resulted from the creation of more than 20 direct jobs.


The head of the Human Resources department of discounter Arreiou, Jorge Teca, said that the opening of the first store in Bengo is part of the company's strategic expansion plan at a national level, covering Luanda and other provinces of the country.


"Arreiou was born from the desire of its shareholders to assume social responsibility as a fundamental pillar, with the purpose of making it possible for everyone to have access to the basic food basket, with quality products and low prices. One of the company's greatest desires is to be part of the table of Angolan families," he stressed.


The young Neuza Lopes, an employee of rreiou, expressed her satisfaction with joining the company. He said that he found in the company a favourable environment that favours professional growth.


"The company develops several training projects and initiatives, which allows several young people to evolve their minds and reach leadership positions, as a result of the work developed in career management," he said.


With the appearance of the first store in Caxito, Arreiou reinforces its presence in the national market and consolidates its commitment to local development, job creation and the improvement of the living conditions of families in the province of Bengo.


The province of Bengo is between 60 and 70 kilometers from Luanda, which is the country's capital.





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