PHOTOS, VIDEO: Hungary helps Chad in many ways

The Hungarian government’s humanitarian development programme in Chad will be concluded on Saturday, a government official said on Friday.

Tristan Azbej, the foreign ministry’s state secretary in charge of aid to persecuted Christians, told MTI by phone from Chad that Hungarian doctors had worked with refugees from Cameroon and the Central African Republic in the south Chad.

Meanwhile, employees of the Gödöllő Agricultural University have been working on establishing a model farm for draught-resilient produce, he said.

Under the diplomatic mission of the programme, Hungary and Chad have concluded the first bilateral agreement of their history, Azbej said. The agreement is on cooperation between the Hungary Helps programme and Chad’s agency for asylum seekers and those returning to the country, he added.

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