Delegation of French Chamber of Commerce and Industry visits Dong Nai

10:09, 19/09/2006

(ĐN) – On September 18, Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Vo Van Mot received a delegation of the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry led by Co-chairman of the Supreme Council for France–Viet Nam Economic Co-operation Development Jacques Oudin. Also present at the reception were Vice Chairpersons of the People’s Committee of Dong Nai province Dinh Quoc Thai and Huynh Thi Nga.

Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Vo Van Mot receives Co-chairman of the Supreme Council for France–Viet Nam Economic Co-operation Development Jacques Oudin

(ĐN) – On September 18, Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Vo Van Mot received a delegation of the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry led by Co-chairman of the Supreme Council for France–Viet Nam Economic Co-operation Development Jacques Oudin. Also present at the reception were Vice Chairpersons of the People’s Committee of Dong Nai province Dinh Quoc Thai and Huynh Thi Nga.

At the meeting, Oudin who is also a honourary member of the French Senate, said the purpose of the visit was to learn about local initiatives and research with potential for attracting foreign investment into Dong Nai. He pointed out the need for Dong Nai to pay special attention to infrastructure development and environmental issues which are drawn to the attention of French investors when they make investment decision.

Mot took this opportunity to thank members of the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry for their assistance and support over the past years. He spoke of friendly relations and cooperation between Dong Nai province and Rhône-Alpes Region of France who has helped in various areas of health care, education, agriculture and so on during the past years. He also praised contributions of French businesses who are operating in Dong Nai province in advertising the image of Dong Nai and introducing investment opportunities to foreign investors, their efforts in encouraging more investors to come to the province.

Reported by N.P