The African Development Bank (ADB) has granted 8 million U.S. dollars to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) in support of the central African country's agricultural production.
ADB official Korsaga A. Frederic unveiled the funding on Saturday in Kinshasa, after an inspection tour of N'sele, 40 km away from the capital city.
Frederic, who is heading a 12-member team on a three-day visit to DR Congo, said part of the money will be used to import fertilizers for agricultural production.
N'sele is an agro-industrial community known for poultry and pig farms and the production of ananas and tomato.
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