Turkey Delegation Visits Juba To Strengthen Ties South Sudan has received a delegation from the government of Turkey to strengthen their ongoing relationships between the two countries.
18 April 2013 Speaking at the Juba International Airport upon arrival, the Ambassador of Turkey to South Sudan Ahmed Ergin said the delegation is the biggest to have come to South Sudan.[Juma John Stephen] By Juma John Stephen JUBA, 17 April 2013 (Gurtong) –Speaking at the Juba International Airport upon arrival, the Ambassador of Turkey to South Sudan Ahmed Ergin said the delegation is the biggest to have come to South Sudan. “We are receiving one of the first big delegations coming from Turkey of 18 members comprised of different members. Their mission is to find the facts in order to proceed with our technical cooperation that we shall be having in the future,” Ambassador Ergin said. “Our relationship has already began and there are already some midwives who went to Turkey, there will be in the next two-weeks civil aviation going to Turkey and this delegations mission is to speed up this ongoing relationship,” he said. The will be meeting with their counterparts and identify their needs and agree on how to go on capacity building issues. Ambassador for European Affairs Deng Deng Nhail in the Ministry of Foreign and International Cooperation said the arrival of the Turkey International Development Cooperation Agency, Turkey National police among other directorates will be of an advantage to South Sudan. “There is a strong diplomatic relations between the Republic of South Sudan and Republic Turkey they have concrete plans in order to find ways how the development cooperation can be increased,” Ambassador Deng said. “There are many challenges in South Sudan and having this delegation come will be of a boost to us,” he said. According to Deng the delegation will have individual meetings with the Minister of Interior, Inspector General of Police, officials from Juba Teaching Hospital, among others. On Wednesday the next delegation will include the Turkish Radio and Television among other directorates. Posted in: Home, Business, Foreign Relations -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "South Sudan Info - The Kob" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
