Sudan Interested in Belarusian Technologies in Agricultural Sector

A meeting between Natalya Kochanova, Speaker of the Upper House of the National Assembly of Belarus and the Ambassador of Sudan took place at the Council of the Republic. The African country is interested in Belarusian technologies and expertise, particularly in the agricultural sector and food production.

The region is rich in mineral resources, including gold and natural gas deposits. As the diplomat noted, Sudan sees potential in jointly developing these deposits with Belarus. Our country owns the expertise and technology.

Relations between Belarus and Sudan have always been constructive, the Chairperson of the Council of the Republic said at the meeting. "It is very important that we support each other on international platforms, especially in these turbulent times. Our President once said that the future belongs to China, just as our President says now that the future belongs to Africa. And we are pleased with the development of our relations with countries on the African continent," Natalya Kochanova noted.

Sudan is a country in northeast Africa. New opportunities for cooperation have emerged since the opening of the country's embassy in Minsk. This event marked a new stage in relations and a deepening of contacts. Cooperation in the agricultural sector, energy, construction, and equipment supplies are becoming increasingly important.