Technology has been described as a major
factor for improved productivity in Africa, so said Dr. Hannah Bissiw, Deputy
Minister of Food and Agriculture (MOFA) in charge of Livestock in Ghana,
reports NaijaAgroNet.
Dr.
Bissiw,NaijaAgroNet gathered, stated this at the opening of Ghana/Kenya Trade and Investment
Mission in Accra, stressing the need for African countries to expand trade
among themselves.
She also
said that as most African countries depend largely on their agricultural
sectors to lead the transformation of their economies, “we cannot but strive to
improve our agricultural sectors through the application of science and
technology,” NaijaAgroNet
learnt.
Dr
Bissiw further said that the mission provided both countries the opportunity to
elaborate cooperation in the MOU and put in place a plan of action to realise
the ideals.
The
Mission follows the signing of Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in December
2014 in Nairobi to promote trade, investments, exchange of science and
technology and knowledge between Ghana and Kenya.
President John Dramani Mahama during an official visit to Kenya last year, NaijaAgroNet learnt, also signed seven bilateral agreements with the country to ease the conditions for doing business and boosting bilateral trade relations.
Cyriacus Nnaji/ GEE
President John Dramani Mahama during an official visit to Kenya last year, NaijaAgroNet learnt, also signed seven bilateral agreements with the country to ease the conditions for doing business and boosting bilateral trade relations.
Cyriacus Nnaji/ GEE
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