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Primorye plans to expand economic and educational cooperation with Namibia
Primorye plans to expand economic and educational cooperation with Namibia
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During their working meeting, Primorye Territory Governor Oleg Kozhemyako and Chancellor of the University of Namibia Nangolo Mbumba outlined steps to strengthen ties between the region and Namibia across a range of areas, the Primorye Territory government’s press service reports.Oleg Kozhemyako highlighted several promising areas of cooperation, with particular attention to education. The governor expressed Primorye Territory’s readiness to welcome Namibian students to vocational and higher education programs in the region.“We will do our best to provide excellent conditions for young people to study and receive a high-quality education here in the Primorye Territory,” the governor stressed.In addition, Primorye Territory Minister of International and Foreign Economic Relations Konstantin Sidorenko announced plans to expand the region’s export potential in African markets. The Namibian side supported the idea to establish a business mission of Primorye producers and confirmed its readiness to assist in organizing it.
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Primorye plans to expand economic and educational cooperation with Namibia
During their working meeting, Primorye Territory Governor Oleg Kozhemyako and Chancellor of the University of Namibia Nangolo Mbumba outlined steps to strengthen ties between the region and Namibia across a range of areas, the Primorye Territory government’s press service reports.
Oleg Kozhemyako highlighted several promising areas of cooperation, with particular attention to education. The governor expressed Primorye Territory’s readiness to welcome Namibian students to vocational and higher education programs in the region.
“We will do our best to provide excellent conditions for young people to study and receive a high-quality education here in the Primorye Territory,” the governor stressed.
In addition, Primorye Territory Minister of International and Foreign Economic Relations Konstantin Sidorenko announced plans to expand the region’s export potential in African markets. The Namibian side supported the idea to establish a business mission of Primorye producers and confirmed its readiness to assist in organizing it.
