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Sierra Leone is ready to provide Russia with land for growing coffee

West African Sierra Leone is ready to lease land for coffee cultivation to Russia. This was stated by the Ambassador of Sierra Leone to Russia Mohamed Yongawo.

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West African Sierra Leone is ready to lease land for coffee cultivation to Russia. This was stated by the Ambassador of Sierra Leone to Russia Mohamed Yongawo.

"And our state is ready to rent them land so that they grow coffee, because then in 3-4 years they could already realize and realize our dream of bringing coffee to Russia directly from Sierra Leone," Yongavo said in an interview with TASS.

The diplomat also suggested that Russian businessmen switch to direct purchases of coffee from the country without intermediaries.

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