Sudan Signs Two Agreements On Climate Change

Rome — Sudan's Ambassador to Italy and Permanent Representative to UN agencies in Rome, Abdul Wahab Hijazi, yesterday, Thursday morning, signed two agreements related to the climate change with Italian funding and the implementation by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization FAO, at a total cost of € 1,115,147 and $ 692,969.

The first project is for the use of solar energy to provide groundwater, drill wells in North Kordufan, and the water pumping to the state of the River Nile to increase cultivated areas and to establish a locally managed horticulture systems.

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