Russia: Yaroslavl region is considering the creation of a distribution structure for Ugandan coffee

Published 2023년 4월 21일

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The Yaroslavl region in Russia is looking to strengthen ties with Uganda, with a focus on agricultural trade and cooperation in areas such as shipbuilding, mechanical engineering, chemical production, energy, and education. The region is particularly interested in importing coffee and cocoa beans from Uganda. Uganda is also interested in training specialists from various industries and is open to signing cooperation agreements with the universities in the Yaroslavl region. Tourism could also become a point of contact between the two regions.
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Promising areas of cooperation between the Yaroslavl region and the Republic of Uganda have been identified The development of cooperation between the Yaroslavl region and Uganda was discussed by and. O. Governor Andrei Kolyadin and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic to the Russian Federation Moses Kawaaluuko Kizige. The meeting was held on April 18 in the Government of the Yaroslavl region. - The development of relations with friendly countries of the African continent is one of the key vectors of foreign trade activities of the Yaroslavl region, - Andrey Kolyadin emphasized. – The importance of strengthening ties with African countries has been repeatedly emphasized by President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. I am confident that your visit to Yaroslavl will mark the beginning of a new stage of mutually beneficial partnerships in trade, science, technology and education. In 2019, a delegation of the Embassy of the Republic of Uganda met with ...
Source: Agroxxi

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