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Khartoum-21-3-2016-(SUNA)- In a press reals issued from Japan embassy in Khartoum :-
"On 9th and 10th February, the Japanese cultural event, "Japan Day" was held at the University of Khartoum and Spark City Hall, Burri, respectively, which was co-hosted by the Institute of African and Asian Studies (IAAS) of the University of Khartoum, the Embassy of Japan in Sudan, and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Sudan Office. It was attended by Prof. Abdulgadir Mohammad Ahmed, Dean of the School of Management on behalf of Vice Chancellor, Dr. Abdelrahim Hamid Mugaddam, Director of Institute of African and Asian Studies (IAAS), University of Khartoum, and Mr. Hideki Ito, Ambassador of Japan to Sudan".
"At the opening ceremony on the 9th, Ambassador Ito has delivered a lecture in which he talked about what he saw and thought in Sudan. He mentioned his work visits to various Sudanese States. Also he reflected his personal experience gained via social interaction with the Sudanese society such as Ramadhan. He also emphasized the latest donation of garbage collection vehicles by the Government of Japan to Sudan and how Japan assisted this by bringing a strong Japanese companion, Captain Tsubasa, or Captain Majed to address the issue of Khartoum waste management. It is to be noted that, Captain Majed picture was put on every donated garbage collection vehicle" reals reported .
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"On the other hand, Prof. Abdulgadir Mohammad Ahmed, Dean of the School of Management, praised the existing cooperation between Sudan and Japan especially in the academic and cultural fields. He praised Japan Day event as an important pillar for the mutual relations as it presents the other face of Japan to the Sudanese people which covers cultural side of the Japan. He considered both academic and cultural activities are crucial for promoting and consolidating the two countries' mutual relation." the embassy said in the reals
"From his side, Dr. Abdelrahim Hamid Mugaddam, Director of Institute of African and Asian Studies, praised the Embassy of Japan in Sudan and the Japanese International Cooperation Agency for their cooperation in holding Japan Day. He revealed that, IAAS needs 2 Japanese Language teaching staff. These staff must be Sudanese, in the future, so as to assist in ensuring the continuity of the Japanese Language teaching at the University of Khartoum, hence, in Sudan" .
It is worth mentioning that, the Embassy has donated the establishment of a Japanese Language Lab - inaugurated last year - which is fully equipped with the modern means of learning the Japanese language.
In all, Japan Day was a great opportunity to introduce the Japanese culture to Sudan".
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