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Japan Motors Trading Company Ltd (JMTC) has handed over an outboard motor, water pumps and motorcycles to both the Agric and Fisheries Ministries towards the celebration of this year’s National Farmers Day.
Assistant MD of Japan Motors, Abdul-Somad Alhassan Musah was present at the premises of the Agric Ministry on Wednesday to hand over both donations.
The donations were received by the Deputy Fisheries Minister, Moses Anim and Deputy Agric Minister (Crops), Yaw Frimpong who is also the Chairman of the National Farmers Day Organizing Committee.
Handing over the donation, Mr Alhassan Musah admitted that although most companies were negatively affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, Japan Motors still deemed it appropriate to come forth with these items to support a National course.
“We have always been part of this program since its inception because we see it as a duty to support. The farmers and fisherfolks have done us good for years so we’re proud to always partner MOFA to motivate them to produce more”.
He described the Yamaha Outboard Motor, Water pumps motorcycles as efficient for best farming practices and urged farmers to target them for best results.
Moses Anim and Yaw Frimpong thanked Japan Motors for the consistency and being a loyal partner towards the national celebration of the farmers’ day.
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