Promoting localization infrastructure is fundamental for sustainable and inclusive development. The ability to efficiently identify, map, and access geographic resources is essential to drive economic growth, improve public services, and promote equal opportunities across all regions. The Angolan Institute for Industrial Development and Technological Innovation (IDIIA) plays a vital role in coordinating and overseeing industrial localization infrastructure in Angola. The Institute is responsible for managing and coordinating the National Network of Industrial Development Hubs (PDI), the Network of Rural Industrial Parks (PIR), and Special Economic Zones (ZEE). This includes promoting the establishment of autonomous companies responsible for managing these infrastructures and overseeing those that have not yet achieved autonomy. By ensuring that these infrastructures are properly managed and maintained, the Institute aims to create an environment conducive to the growth and development of the industrial sector throughout the country. Furthermore, by coordinating these networks and zones, the institute seeks to optimize the use of available resources and promote balanced and sustainable development in all regions of Angola. This comprehensive approach to the planning and management of industrial infrastructure is fundamental to driving economic growth and strengthening the country's industrial competitiveness.