A Germany based company affirmed its readiness to take part in the urban development of Central Equatoria and South Sudan.
Spitthover Vermessung CEO Victor Todman visited Central Equatoria Governor’s office on Tuesday.He told the press that South Sudan has the chance to develop in a strategic way to boost construction and industry, create jobs and reduce dependency from neighbouring countries.
Mr Todman pointed out that his company was ready for a of the public-private joint venture that includes the government to ensure better cities are built in Central Equatoria and in South Sudan.
The German investor pointed out that energy is most essential for the people in a country together with water.
Spitthover Vermessung is registering in the Republic of South Sudan to implement its planned activities in the country.