Travellers pass the Phnom Den-Tinh Bien International Border Gate in An Giang Province to trade goods every day. — VNS Photo Phan Trong AnViet Nam and Cambodia vow to develop trade during visit
08-11-2007
VNS
PHNOM PENH — Viet Nam and Cambodia should further develop co-operation in industry and trade and effectively implement signed bilateral and multilateral agreements and mutual development commitments to support regional and international integration.
The statement was made by Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen when receiving Viet Nam’s Minister of Industry and Trade Vu Huy Hoang in Phnom Penh on Monday.
On the same day, Minister Hoang was received by Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Cambodian National Petroleum Authority Sok An.
Sok An expressed the need to strengthen co-operation between Viet Nam and Cambodia in industry and trade, especially in oil and gas exploration and exploitation. He affirmed that Cambodia was ready to boost oil and gas co-operation with foreign partners, including Viet Nam.
At a working session with Cambodian Minister of Industry, Mines and Energy Suy Sem, the two sides signed a memorandum of understanding on speeding up the construction of a 220kV transmission line between Viet Nam and Phnom Penh through the border Takeo Province as well as a 110kV power transmission system in the border Kompong Cham Province.
They also agreed to jointly implement projects in industry, mining and energy that are part of a co-operative programme approved at the 9th session of the Viet Nam-Cambodia Intergovernmental Committee in Phnom Penh on August 21.
These include projects to build a hydropower plant on Se San River, establish a mineral exploitation joint venture and train labour for Cambodia.
Minister Hoang and Cambodian Minister of Trade Cham Prasit signed a memorandum of understanding stating that Viet Nam would allow Cambodia to enjoy tariff incentives and non-quota policies on 25 agricultural products.
The two ministers affirmed that two-way trade between Viet Nam and Cambodia would reach U$1 billion this year.
During its stay in Cambodia from November 4 to 6, the delegation worked with the Cambodia Development Council and attended the closing ceremony of the Viet Nam-Cambodia Trade Fair 2007 in Phnom Penh.
The statement was made by Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen when receiving Viet Nam’s Minister of Industry and Trade Vu Huy Hoang in Phnom Penh on Monday.
On the same day, Minister Hoang was received by Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Cambodian National Petroleum Authority Sok An.
Sok An expressed the need to strengthen co-operation between Viet Nam and Cambodia in industry and trade, especially in oil and gas exploration and exploitation. He affirmed that Cambodia was ready to boost oil and gas co-operation with foreign partners, including Viet Nam.
At a working session with Cambodian Minister of Industry, Mines and Energy Suy Sem, the two sides signed a memorandum of understanding on speeding up the construction of a 220kV transmission line between Viet Nam and Phnom Penh through the border Takeo Province as well as a 110kV power transmission system in the border Kompong Cham Province.
They also agreed to jointly implement projects in industry, mining and energy that are part of a co-operative programme approved at the 9th session of the Viet Nam-Cambodia Intergovernmental Committee in Phnom Penh on August 21.
These include projects to build a hydropower plant on Se San River, establish a mineral exploitation joint venture and train labour for Cambodia.
Minister Hoang and Cambodian Minister of Trade Cham Prasit signed a memorandum of understanding stating that Viet Nam would allow Cambodia to enjoy tariff incentives and non-quota policies on 25 agricultural products.
The two ministers affirmed that two-way trade between Viet Nam and Cambodia would reach U$1 billion this year.
During its stay in Cambodia from November 4 to 6, the delegation worked with the Cambodia Development Council and attended the closing ceremony of the Viet Nam-Cambodia Trade Fair 2007 in Phnom Penh.
10 comments:
Good Luck!
For any fool to make the Khmer Krom as illegal alien in Cambodia and it would be the Vietcong themselves!
The fucken Vietcong took the Khmer Kampuchea Krom land and make the Khmer Krom people as illegal alien in their country! All of you Khmer people in Cambodia better watch out because the Vietcong are coming!
What the Vietcong can do to the Khmer Krom people and they certainly can do to the Khmer people in Cambodia!
Welcome to the world of Vietcong!
Nothing is wrong being a vietcong, but everything is wrong being KKF agent monks to tamper with Khmer future.
Becaue of how vietcong behave and treats it neighbor. They forever will pay for the price of practicing EVIL. Vietnam is modern day imperialism and colonialism.
if thai are smart, they should be carefull, thai is next after vietnam have full controll over laos and cambodia.
foolish leader, no sense of right and wrong. no sense of making good example. all evil , all stupid !
There will be no peace vietcong
Trading is just a facade of Vietnamization attempt
Well, we have been trading for over 25 years now , and no one know anything about Vietnamese culture here. When are they going to Vietnamize us?
To 10:26AM
There were no trades for the last 25 years! Where you heard that from? Let do some math!
2007-25years = 1982?
Let see the Vietcong invaded Cambodia in 1979 and they withdrew their troop in 1989. Hell! Cambodia still fighting a fucken civil war with the Vietcong and AH HUN SEN Vietcong slave army!
By the way please don't force the Vietcong dog eating culture down Cambodian people throat!
Speak for yourself mother fucker!
I don't have to hear about trading, 11:30. I was in it in Svay Reing, around the border. We trade fish, fruit, ..., basket for shoes, plate, bottle,... or what ever we needed with the local there, mostly Ah Khmer-Yuons. There was no cash involved because no one got cashes at the border.
And no one is being force to eat any dog, cat, or rat against their will either. just eat what ever you like. I often hunt for racoon, squirrel, ..., or wild chicken.
To 11:52AM
Why you are here If Svay Reing is all that great? You should go back to Svay Reing and eat your raccoons, squirrels, snakes, lizards,...Ahahahhah!
You are bragging too much bitch! I had been to Svay Reing recently and the damn province is so fucken poor! Damn it is poor and the worst part the Vietcong are taking more land and displacing Svay Reing people into landless farmers!
Wake up Vietcong bitch!
Well, Svay Reing was never riched in the first place, 1:56, but things have improved drastically for the last couple decades. Now there are less and less cashless trading. People preferred cashes for their goods. It looks like the good old days will soon to leave is in another couple decades or so. How sad?
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