HCM City boosts development cooperation with Cuba

Ho Chi Minh City hopes to implement cooperation programmes with Cuba in such potential fields as health care, hi-tech agriculture, and food processing.
HCM City boosts development cooperation with Cuba ảnh 1Permanent Vice Secretary of the municipal Party Committee Tat Thanh Cang  (R) welcomes Deputy Head of the Department for External Relations of the Cuban Communist Party Central Committee Juan Carlos Marsan (Photo VNA)

HCM City (VNA)
– Ho Chi Minh Cityhopes to implement cooperation programmes with Cuba in such potential fields ashealth care, hi-tech agriculture, and food processing.

Permanent Vice Secretary of the municipal PartyCommittee Tat Thanh Cang expressed the wish at a reception for Deputy Head ofthe Department for External Relations of the Cuban Communist Party CentralCommittee Juan Carlos Marsan on January 18.

He noted two-way trade has increased throughyears and reached 60 million USD in the first 10 months of 2017.

HCM City will do its utmost to nurture thespecial friendship between Vietnam and Cuban for the sake of their people aswell as common peace and prosperity.

For his part, Marsan said Vietnam plays acentral role in Cuba’s external relations. 

The Southeast Asian country is also an importantpartner in Cuba’s economic development strategy, he added.

In 2018, the two countries will coordinate toorganise high-level exchanges to promote bilateral friendship and cooperationbetween their Parties, States and peoples, he noted.

He suggested Cuba and HCM City share moreexperience in socio-economic development policies and step up collaboration inthe fields of mutual concerns such as health care, education, tourism, andpharmaceutical chemistry.-VNA 
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