ANKARA - Sudan wants to open large part of its agricultural investment opportunities for Turkish businessmen, a Sudanese official said on Friday.
Turkey-Sudan Agriculture Executive Board working plan was signed in Ankara. Under the protocol signed by Turkish and Sudanese officials, Turkey would train 100 Sudanese agricultural technicians, and the two countries would continue to cooperate on animal health, improving vegetable production and agricultural technologies. Turkey and Sudan would also set up a "model farm" in Sudan.
Speaking at the ceremony, Director-General Hassan Jubara of the International Cooperation and Agriculture of Sudan said that Sudan was eager to establish strategic partnership with Turkey`s public and private sector on agriculture.
"We want to open large part of our agricultural investment opportunities for Turkish entrepreneurs," he said.
(TÇ-MS)
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