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Sonia Nido

Mozambican food scientist and researcher at Universidade Rovuma (Niassa), collaborating with SETU Ireland on the Pathway Mozambique agri-entrepreneurship partnership.

Oct 12, 2026

SETU Podcast

SETU Podcast

Pathway Mozambique leads to PhD student at SETU

Oct 12 · 29m

Mary O'NeillHOST
15:50
So Sonia, can you explain to me how you were involved?
Sonia NidoGUEST
15:53
Yes.
Sonia NidoGUEST
15:53
Before I start, I have to send, uh, my greets to my colleagues there, Adriana, Sheila, and Mariana.
Sonia NidoGUEST
15:59
They're home, grateful from Africa.
Sonia NidoGUEST
16:03
[laughs] So let me come back to your question.
Sonia NidoGUEST
16:07
So for me, uh, the Pathway MOST project is exactly what its name says.
Sonia NidoGUEST
16:12
It is a pathway, and a pathway that connects two university, Universidade Rovuma here in Niassa, and the South East University in Ireland, uh, that's supported by the Embassy of Ireland.
Mary O'NeillHOST
21:04
Would you agree with that?

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