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Tien Giang, Palau sign seafood cooperation agreement

The Republic of Palau and the Mekong Delta province of Tien Giang have signed a cooperation agreement on fishing and seafood consumption.
Tien Giang, Palau sign seafood cooperation agreement ảnh 1The signing ceremony (Source: VNA)
TienGiang (VNA) – The Republic of Palau and the Mekong Delta province ofTien Giang have signed a cooperation agreement on fishing and seafood consumption.

Thedocument was inked on April 3 between Speaker of House of Delegates ofPalau Sabino Anastacio and the Thai Hoa Trading Service Seafood Company basedin Tan Phuoc district.

Duringa reception for the Speaker and his entourage, Vice Chairman of the provincialPeople’s Committee Le Van Nghia introduced local economic potential andinvestment opportunities in fishing, seafood processing and export, industrialtrees and tourism development.

TheSpeaker also briefed the hosts on the potential and investment opportunities inhis country.

TheRepublic of Palau has a total area of 458 sq.km and around 21,000 people. Itboasts huge potential for forestry, minerals and sea products. Its major exportsinclude dry coconut and tuna.-VNA
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