Made in South Sudan products aim at employing orphans and idle youth and boosting local production, says Living Crafts Sale Manager.
Emmanuel Obede says they share their knowledge with everybody who wants to learn, encouraging youth to join them.
He stresses that they produce good quality and long lasting products at affordable prices.
Lawrence Korbandi, Presidential Advisor on Legal Affairs, who visited the Made in South Sudan Exhibition describes the products as very exciting and good.
He adds that the exhibition is very encouraging.
Another Presidential Advisor, John Gai Yoah, expresses impression by young people who are very creative of transforming ideas into products.
He says he is also amazed by the women in the country developing local industry to make things that can be used on daily basis.
The officials were speaking to CRN at Nyakuron Cultural Centre after paying a visit to the Made in South Sudan show.
Honey, water, clothes shoes, spices and many other things are among the products in Made in South Sudan Exhibition.