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President in Lima for APEC week,dortmund vs monchengladbach concludes Cuba visit

November 19, 2016 - 08:41

President Trần Đại Quang arrived in the Peruvian capital of Lima yesterday to attend an APEC forum focusing on quality growth and human resources development.

President Trần Đại Quang arrived in the Peruvian capital of Lima yesterday to attend an APEC forum focusing on quality growth and human resources development.– Photo vietnamplus.vn

LIMA – President Trần Đại Quang arrived in the Peruvian capital of Lima yesterday to attend an APEC forum focusing on quality growth and human resources development.

Accompanied by his spouse and a high-ranking delegation of Party and State officials, Quang’s visit is being made at the invitation of Peruvian President Pedro Paplo Kuczynsky.

Lima is hosting the 24th High-level Week of the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC) Forum from November 17-20.

It will focus on promoting regional economic connectivity and quality growth, a regional food market, modernising super-small as well as small- and medium-sized enterprises, and developing human resources.
 

When Việt Nam joined APEC in 1998, it was an important milestone in the pursuit of a policy guided by openness, diversification, multilateralisation and integration into the world economy.

Over the last 18 years, Việt Nam has been an active member of APEC, hosting the 14th APEC Summit in 2006, which proposed establishing a free trade area in Asia-Pacific, approved the Hanoi action plan to achieve the Bogor goals, and reformed measures to create new momentum for APEC’s cooperation.

It also held the 6^thAPEC Human Resources Development Ministerial Meeting in 2014.

Thus far, Việt Nam has proposed and implemented more than 100 initiatives across several fields including trade, investment, small- and medium-sized enterprises, economic co-operation, emergency response, healthcare, food security and anti-terrorism.

Việt Nam-Cuba business forum

Earlier, on Thursday, President Quang said Việt Nam highly valued Cuba’s focus on boosting bilateral ties in agriculture, construction, education, healthcare, biotechnology, transport, sports and physical training.

Addressing the Việt Nam-Cuba business forum held in Havana, he spoke of the strides Việt Nam had taken in developing its economy, culture, education, science and technology, defense and security, and international integration.
He also expressed pleasure at the growth in bilateral trade, noting that average two-way trade had reached over US$200 million each year since 2012, and topped $218 million in 2015.
The project supporting Cuba with household-scale rice production between 2011 and 2015 had seen positive outcomes, and the two sides were pushing ahead with other agro-fisheries projects, he said.
Some Vietnamese firms are accelerating investment projects in tourism infrastructure building, construction materials, detergent production, oil and gas, and telecommunication, according to the President.
Right after the President’s visit to Cuba, the Việt Nam– Cuba intergovernmental committee on economy, trade and science-technology co-operation will convene its 34^thannual meeting in Havana to set specific tasks and programmes for the coming years.
President Quang called on both countries to strengthen solidarity and mutual support on the path to socialism.
He said leaders of both countries agreed to deepen further the special ties enjoyed by Vietnamese and Cuban Parties, States and people.

They have also pledged to create the best conditions for businesses to make inroads into Southeast Asian and Latin American – Caribbean markets, he said.
Both Viet Nam and Cuba would support enterprises to run co-operative projects in agriculture, infrastructure building, tourism, construction materials, consumer products, energy, new-generation biological and pharmaceutical products, finance and banking, he said. -- VNS

 

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