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Denmark seeks investment opportunities in Dong Nai

Web Portal - On the afternoon of June 29, the delegation of the Embassy of Denmark in Vietnam led by Mr. Troels Jakobsen, Commercial Counselor of the Danish Embassy in Vietnam visited and worked with the provincial People's Committee. Vice Chairman Nguyen Quoc Hung and leaders of a number of departments and agencies met and worked with the delegation.


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Vice Chairman Nguyen Quoc Hung presented a souvenir to Mr. Troels Jakobsen, Commercial Counselor of Embassy of Denmark in Vietnam.

 

At the meeting, the leaders of the provincial People's Committee introduced the situation of economic development, fields to attract investment of the province and wished to further strengthen cooperation on economic development and cultural exchanges between Dong Nai with Danish partners. Dong Nai is calling for investment such as animal husbandry, supporting industries, high-tech projects, new materials production, energy-saving and environmentally friendly projects; information technology, clean agricultural production project, processing production, preservation of agricultural products, etc.; and also logistics, water supply, wastewater treatment, education and training, health care, culture, and tourism.


LMT.jpgWorking session with the delegation of Embassy of Denmark in Vietnam.

 

Mr. Troels Jakobsen said that Dong Nai is one of eight provinces and cities in Vietnam that are interested in seeking and expanding investment markets by Denmark. Projects that the Danish side is interested in are green growth projects, specifically: projects in the fields of animal husbandry, education and training, solar energy, renewable energy, environment, food safety, etc.

 

Also at the meeting, the mission of the Embassy of Denmark introduced 3 financial programs to the Provincial People's Committee, of which one is a financial assistance program for development (DANIDA - for public investment) and two programs for businesses, the Danish Fund for Developing Countries (IFU) and the Danish Credit Fund (EKF).

 

 

By Quoc Khanh

 


 

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