Sudan: South Sudan Invites Japanese Agricultural Technologies

press release

Juba — The government of the Republic of South Sudan has invited the Japanese government to bring in technologies to improve agriculture sector in the country. Official government spokesperson, Dr Barnaba Marial Benjamin extended this invitation yesterday during a meeting with the Japanese special representative to South Sudan.

Dr Benjamin said South Sudan is a virgin territory with a fertile land for agriculture but the skills and technology are not available. He appealed to the Japanese government to introduce a program through its contingent in UNMISS to train SPLA forces.

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