Israel to Help Zanzibar Improve Agriculture

[MaxShimba]

Zanzibar - ZANZIBAR and Israel have agreed to constitute working groups to further promote agricultural cooperation.

The agreement was reached when Zanzibar Second Vice-President, Ambassador Seif Ali Iddi and Israel Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Ms Orit Noked held a meeting in Jerusalem.

According to a press release from Israel, where Ambassador Seif is on a three-day visit, experts in livestock keeping from Israel will be sent to Zanzibar at the end of this month (May) to train farmers on modern methods to improve productivity.

While discussing various issues with the Israeli Minister, Ambassador Seif sought modern farming and technology from Israel and asked for extended co-operation.

The Zanzibar vice-president thanked Israel for the offer to train Zanzibar livestock keepers, and invited Israel to invest in the Islands. "We are proud of our modern farming methods, and we are ready to share with developing countries," said Ms Noked, noting that her country has been leading in competitive agricultural exhibitions involving many countries.

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[Kinyungu]

Safi sana Israel saidia pale bana arab hawezi yeye nalete tende tu maarifa hapana leta

 

[Duduwasha]

huyu jamaa sijui alikuwa wapi anakuja na habari za kale humu jf tulishazidadili kitambo sana!

 

[MaxShimba]

huyu jamaa sijui alikuwa wapi anakuja na habari za kale humu jf tulishazidadili kitambo sana!

I can see the son of that deity is in pain.

 

[2013]

what a paradox, liberal israel are the one who complained for being attached by these fundamental but they are the one who support them. i think they should read what is written in their holy book before they attempt this

Zanzibar — ZANZIBAR and Israel have agreed to constitute working groups to further promote agricultural cooperation.

The agreement was reached when Zanzibar Second Vice-President, Ambassador Seif Ali Iddi and Israel Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Ms Orit Noked held a meeting in Jerusalem.

According to a press release from Israel, where Ambassador Seif is on a three-day visit, experts in livestock keeping from Israel will be sent to Zanzibar at the end of this month (May) to train farmers on modern methods to improve productivity.

While discussing various issues with the Israeli Minister, Ambassador Seif sought modern farming and technology from Israel and asked for extended co-operation.

The Zanzibar vice-president thanked Israel for the offer to train Zanzibar livestock keepers, and invited Israel to invest in the Islands. "We are proud of our modern farming methods, and we are ready to share with developing countries," said Ms Noked, noting that her country has been leading in competitive agricultural exhibitions involving many countries.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201205090062.html