Representatives of Japan’s Miyazaki prefecture affirmed to support thenorthern province of Nam Dinh’s high-tech agriculture development attheir working session with the local leaders on December 17.
Bothsides agreed to work together on concrete cooperation plans in humanresources training, farm produce processing, agricultural productionarea planning and investment promotion.
Vice Chairman of theprovincial People’s Committee Nguyen Viet Hung called on the Japaneseprefecture to assist his locality in training human resources, settingup agro-technology experimental centres and developing agriculturalproduct processing.
He also proposed Miyazaki help Nam Dinh attract more Japanese investors, particularly those from the prefecture.
On his part, Gunji Yukitoshi, deputy head of Miyazakiprefecture’s agro-forestry-fishery department, suggested relevantagencies soon implement specific collaboration plans so that the twolocalities can officially sign cooperation agreements in late 2015.
Chairmanand Principle of Minami Kyushu University Hasegawa Jirou vowed to giveNam Dinh a 50 percent reduction of tuition fee for agro-technologytraining courses from 2015.-VNA
Bothsides agreed to work together on concrete cooperation plans in humanresources training, farm produce processing, agricultural productionarea planning and investment promotion.
Vice Chairman of theprovincial People’s Committee Nguyen Viet Hung called on the Japaneseprefecture to assist his locality in training human resources, settingup agro-technology experimental centres and developing agriculturalproduct processing.
He also proposed Miyazaki help Nam Dinh attract more Japanese investors, particularly those from the prefecture.
On his part, Gunji Yukitoshi, deputy head of Miyazakiprefecture’s agro-forestry-fishery department, suggested relevantagencies soon implement specific collaboration plans so that the twolocalities can officially sign cooperation agreements in late 2015.
Chairmanand Principle of Minami Kyushu University Hasegawa Jirou vowed to giveNam Dinh a 50 percent reduction of tuition fee for agro-technologytraining courses from 2015.-VNA
