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Vietnam continues to assist Madagascar's agricultural development
August 17, 2004
Vietnam would continue its co-operation with Madagascar and an international organisation to assist the country to re-structure its agriculture in a bid to be self-supporting in food, said Vietnamese Trade Minister Truong Dinh Tuyen.
The minister made his affirmation at the talks with Madagascan Minister for Industry, Trade and Private Sector Development Olivier Sahobisoa in Hanoi on Monday.
The Madagascan minister said his country is lacking 100,000 tonnes of rice from now until March 2005 and in the next two months it needs 25,000 tonnes. Minister Tuyen said Madagascar's demand will be considered after Vietnam harvest in March next year its winter-spring crop.
Minister Tuyen handed over to the Madagascan minister a draft of trade agreement that the two sides will consider for signing at an appropriate time. (VNA)
August 17, 2004
Vietnam would continue its co-operation with Madagascar and an international organisation to assist the country to re-structure its agriculture in a bid to be self-supporting in food, said Vietnamese Trade Minister Truong Dinh Tuyen.
The minister made his affirmation at the talks with Madagascan Minister for Industry, Trade and Private Sector Development Olivier Sahobisoa in Hanoi on Monday.
The Madagascan minister said his country is lacking 100,000 tonnes of rice from now until March 2005 and in the next two months it needs 25,000 tonnes. Minister Tuyen said Madagascar's demand will be considered after Vietnam harvest in March next year its winter-spring crop.
Minister Tuyen handed over to the Madagascan minister a draft of trade agreement that the two sides will consider for signing at an appropriate time. (VNA)
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