The Director General at the Wildlife Conservation and Tourism Ministry, Lt. Gen Khamis Adieng Ding stresses the ministry’s commitment to collaborations with partners aimed at fostering protection of wildlife Ding made the remarks at the conclusion of discussions on Developing Ecologically Sensitive Linear Infrastructure in South Sudan organized by Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism in collaboration African Parks and European Union. Chairperson of National Land Commission Robert Ladu Benjamin indicated importance of conducive environment for wildlife conservation besides legislation of acts for protection of land. Executive Director of South Sudan Roads Authority Kose Wani Igga said his administration will cooperate with ministry of wildlife to achieve linear infrastructure.
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GOVT CLOSES ECOLOGICALLY SENSITIVE PROGRAMME WITH COMMITMENT TO WILDLIFE PROTECTION
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