The second Angolan Clinical Neurophysiology Symposium concluded on Friday, October 30, in Luanda. Organizers used the closing session to call for greater investment in specialized training for neurophysiology professionals. They emphasized the need to boost technical capabilities and provide adequate equipment to improve diagnosis of neurological disorders. Speakers argued that better resources would also enhance long‑term monitoring of patients across the country. The event’s final ceremony was chaired by the government’s health secretary. Participants included clinicians, researchers, and policy makers interested in advancing neuro‑health services. The appeal reflects ongoing efforts to modernize Angola’s health system in the field of neurology.