The European Union Aviation Mission in South Sudan confirmed security improvement at Juba International Airport after intensive training offered to nationals.
EU Information Officer Ib Kok Hansen told Bakhita Radio that they issued 400 certificates to South Sudanese after aviation security management training at Juba International Airport.
He said some of the trainees were trained in South Africa and Uganda.
Mr Kok added that some of trainees participated in more that than one course.
He said EU Aviation Security was sure that the training will boost security as their advisors and mentors work with nationals at Juba International airport.
Mr Kok said similar trainings will continue in different fields of operation.
He added that there will be significant improvement if work in new terminal completed.
Mr Kok said currently they are working hard to maintain the security of the old terminal.
The EU Security Aviation started to deploy its personnel to Juba international airport in October 2012.