Can Tho, Lao capital beef up agricultural cooperation

Leaders of Can Tho and the Lao capital Vientiane agreed to strengthen the localities’ agricultural cooperation at a meeting in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta city on December 14.
Can Tho, Lao capital beef up agricultural cooperation ảnh 1Secretary of the Can Tho People's Committee Nguyen Van Hieu (R) and Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the People’s Council of Vientiane Anouphap Tounalom at their meeting in Can Tho on December 14 (Photo: VNA)
Can Tho (VNA) – Leaders of Can Tho and the Laocapital Vientiane agreed to strengthen the localities’ agricultural cooperationat a meeting in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta city on December 14.

At the meeting, Secretary of the Party Committee andChairman of the People’s Council of Vientiane Anouphap Tounalom said he is impressed by Can Tho’s strong development and expressed his hoped that initiativesand policies serving the sides’ comprehensive cooperation will be implementedmore extensively, with a focus on the development of the farming sector.

The official proposed the delta city increase scholarshipsfor Lao students to study agriculture at Can Tho University and other local institutionswith strengths in farming.

Secretary of the Can Tho People's Committee Nguyen Van Hieu stated that Vietnam has approved a strategy forsustainable agricultural and rural development, and the Vietnamese Government isimplementing a programme to develop one million hectares of high-techagriculture, ensuring that farmers' income increases by at least 30% comparedto the traditional model. Research and technology transfer activities in thefield are being vigorously promoted, especially in the Mekong Delta.

On the same day, the Lao delegation toured some agriculturalinstitutions, schools, and businesses in Can Tho./.
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