Central Equatoria partners with Ethiopian firm for Juba housing
The government of Central Equatoria State has signed a partnership agreement with Ethiopia’s Federal Housing Corporation to boost housing development and improve urban infrastructure in Juba. The agreement was signed in Juba on Saturday and focuses on housing construction, infrastructure upgrades, and urban planning to help meet the growing demand for housing in the state capital. Speaking during the signing ceremony, Governor Emmanuel Adil said the partnership is part of the
Central Equatoria State has formed a partnership with Ethiopia's Federal Housing Corporation to enhance housing and urban development in Juba. The agreement, signed in Juba, focuses on building homes, upgrading infrastructure, and planning cities to meet rising housing needs. Governor Emmanuel Adil stated that the deal is part of efforts to modernize Juba and strengthen ties between South Sudan and Ethiopia. He emphasized the commitment to quickly start the planned projects. The initiative aims to tackle urban development issues and create investment opportunities in the housing sector. The Ethiopian firm will provide technical support and modern housing solutions for the projects. The first phase will target Central Equatoria before expanding to other areas in South Sudan. The collaboration is expected to improve housing access and support economic growth through better city planning.
The agreement aims to address urbanization challenges and promote sustainable development in South Sudan.
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