Asan City, Kenya Agricultural Officials Training Program 'Concludes'

Published 2025년 9월 2일

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[Agricultural and Fisheries News=Reporter Nara Park] The "2025 Kenya Agricultural Development Capacity Enhancement Agricultural Training" initiative, jointly promoted by Asan City (Mayor O Se-hyun) and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), concluded its two-week schedule and held a closing ceremony on the 29th of last month at the Education Hall of the Asan Agricultural Technology Center. This training was attended by 15 rural guidance officials from Kenya, who intensively studied advanced agricultural technologies and development experiences in Korea to enhance their practical capabilities. The trainees focused on acquiring cultivation techniques for five crops, including rice, potatoes, and beans, which are majorly cultivated in Kenya. In particular, beyond simple theoretical education, the trainees engaged with the Central Crops Division of the National Institute of Crop Science and the Aged Land Agriculture Research.

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"Korean-style advanced agricultural technology training" ... Two-week education and field practice strengthen bilateral cooperation The "2025 Kenya Agricultural Development Capacity Enhancement Agricultural Training" promoted by Asan City (Mayor Oh Se-hyun) and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) concluded its two-week schedule and held a closing ceremony on the 29th of last month at the Education Hall of the Asan Agricultural Technology Center. Fifteen Kenyan rural guidance officials participated in this training, focusing on learning Korea's advanced agricultural technology and development experience to enhance their practical capabilities. The trainees focused on acquiring cultivation techniques for five crops, including rice, potatoes, and beans, which are majorly cultivated in Kenya. Beyond simple theoretical education, the trainees visited major agricultural sites such as the Central Crops Division of the National Institute of Crop Science, the Institute of ...
Source: Aflnews

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