Ministry Pledges To Work With NGOs To Deliver Services In Eastern
Equatoria State


Eastern Equatoria State Culture, Social Development, Youth and Sports
Ministry officials have pledged to collaborate closely with
Non-Governmental Organizations and Community Based Organizations
(CBOs) to address social affairs in the state.


 28 March 2013



By Peter Lokale Nakimangole

TORIT, 27 March 2013 [Gurtong] - The State Minister Patrick Lodinga
Kotein disclosed that his ministry is ready to work with all the
partners operating in the state as the objective is to engage them to
achieve peaceful welfare of all communities.

“We need to empower our people through own structured CBOs so they are
able to explore potential resources to develop the State both socially
and economically,” he said.

The Minister confirms that it has proven impossible to accomplish
tasks alone except when efforts are combined.

"We are ready to work together with committed both local and national
CBOs to realize sustainable development in the State. We are aware
leaving them out would not help our Ministry attain what it envisions.
We have critically thought that working together with our very local
and national NGOs will always make sustainable development and by
doing so, we would efficiently be able develop our state including
attaining a peaceful and harmonious EES," he said.


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