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【số liệu thống kê về vfl bochum gặp borussia mönchengladbach】Summits promote integration in Mekong basin

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Summits promote integration in Mekong basin

June 15,số liệu thống kê về vfl bochum gặp borussia mönchengladbach 2018 - 09:00

A Vietnamese delegation led by Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc will attend the eighth Ayeyawady-Chao Phraya-Mekong Economic Cooperation Strategy Summit (ACMECS 8) and the ninth Cambodia-Laos-Myanmar-Việt Nam Summit (CLMV 9) in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday and Saturday.

Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc will attend the eighth Ayeyawady-Chao Phraya-Mekong Economic Cooperation Strategy Summit (ACMECS 8) and the ninth Cambodia-Laos-Myanmar-Việt Nam Summit (CLMV 9) in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday and Saturday.— VNA/VNS Photo

HÀ NỘI — A Vietnamese delegation led by Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc will attend the eighth Ayeyawady-Chao Phraya-Mekong Economic Cooperation Strategy Summit (ACMECS 8) and the ninth Cambodia-Laos-Myanmar-Việt Nam Summit (CLMV 9) in Bangkok, Thailandon Friday and Saturday.
The ACMECS, also known as the Economic Cooperation Strategy (ECS), was set up in November 2003, named after the three main rivers in the MekongRiver basin. Việt Namjoined the framework at its first ministerial meeting in November 2004. It now consists of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Việt Nam, aiming to strengthen bilateral economic collaboration, tap comparative advantages of member regions and countries, and narrow development gaps.
The ACMECS now covers eight cooperation fields including trade-investment, agriculture, industry-energy, transportation, tourism, human resources development, health care and environment.
Each country coordinates at least one field. Thailandcoordinates joint efforts in trade-investment and health care, Việt Namdirects workforce development, industry-energy, and co-coordinates with Cambodiain environment.
Cambodiacoordinates tourism collaboration while Laosand Myanmardirect transportation and agriculture, respectively.
The biennial ACMECS Summit is held alternately in each country. During the ACMECS 2 in 2006, countries agreed to hold a mid-term review on the sidelines of ASEAN high-level meetings.
Việt Namhosted the ACMECS 3 in Hà Nội from November 4-7, 2008, which adopted a joint statement on trade, investment, tourism facilitation and prioritised economic connectivity, especially when promoting internal trade and investment to cope with challenges. It also established a working group on the environment.
The Phnom Penh Declaration and ACMECS Plan of Action were adopted during the AMCECS 4 in the Cambodian capital city in 2010.
During the ACMECS 5 in Vientiane, Laosin 2012, leaders adopted the Vientiane Declaration and ACMECS Plan of Action for 2013-15 which specifies plans for cooperation in industry-energy, tourism, trade-investment, agriculture, workforce development, transport connectivity, health care, social welfare and the environment.
The ACMECS 6 in Myanmarin 2014 passed the Nay Pyi Taw Declaration and Action Plan for the 2016-18 period with a view to turning ACMECS into a top driver for investment and tourism.
The ACMECS 7, held in Hà Nội in 2016, was themed “Towards a Dynamic and Prosperous Mekong Sub-region”. It adopted the Hà Nội Declaration and pledged to boost priority collaboration in transportation, trade-investment, industry, tourism, agriculture and environment.
Promoting integration
During the ASEAN-Japan Summit in December 2003 in Tokyo, leaders of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmarand Việt Namagreed to hold the first CLMV (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Việt Nam) Summiton the occasion of the 10th ASEAN Summit held in Vientianein November 2004.
The CLMV cooperation is based on the idea of narrowing the development gap between CMVL and other countries in the region, thus facilitating their integration into the region’s development. It is also a channel to call for support from other ASEAN countries and development partners for CLMV countries as well as a forum for CLMV to coordinate stances, thus protecting their interests during the process of economic connectivity in ASEAN and between ASEAN and its partners.
CLMV cooperation covers trade, investment, agriculture, industry, energy, transport, tourism and human resources development. The countries agreed to establish six working groups and Việt Namcoordinates three of them, namely trade-investment, information technology and human resources development.
The CLMV 1 in 2004 ratified the Vientiane Declaration on enhancing economic partnership and integration within Mekong Sub-region, ASEAN and regional cooperation frameworks.
The CLMV 2 in 2005 adopted the Action Plan that mentioned joint work with Thailandto consider the possibility of combining CLMV with ACMECS coordination to avoid overlapping and improve cooperation efficiency.
The CLMV 3 in 2007 saw the signing of agreements on combining CLMV and ACMECS action plans.
The CLMV 4 in 2008 set orientations for regional collaboration in trade, investment, transport, agriculture, industry, energy, tourism and human resources development. It committed to establishing favourable conditions for partnerships across processing industry, mining, hydropower, infrastructure, services and logistics.
Việt Nambuilt the CLMV Scholarship Fund from which scholarships are offered to Cambodia, Laosand Myanmareach year, which will continue till 2020.
The CLMV 5 in 2010 adopted a joint statement on enhancing cooperation to narrow the development gap with other ASEAN members.
The CLMV 6 in 2015 pledged to improve cooperation efficiency and facilitate trade, investment and tourism, and strengthen connectivity via developing economic corridors and human resources.
The CLMV 7 in 2016 vowed to reinforce trade-investment ties among the four countries, devise new policies to facilitate trade and signed bilateral and multilateral agreements.
The CLMV 8 in Hà Nội in 2017 agreed to work to launch projects in transport, trade and investment facilitation, industry, tourism and human resources development. — VNA/VNS