Viet Nam, Japan team up to assist Africa
(Vietnamplus - 29/03/2013) - A conference entitled “Viet Nam-Japan Cooperation for Africa Development” was held on March 29 in Ha Noi to intensify the two countries’ support for the continent.
Speaking at the event, co-organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Japanese Embassy in Viet Nam, Assistant to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Ha Kim Ngoc affirmed that Viet Nam wants to strengthen cooperation with Japan so that both can continuously assist Africa’s development.
Participants assessed the Viet Nam-Japan-Africa cooperation over the past years and discussed orientations and new forms for triple cooperation projects.
In the framework of the South-South Cooperation, Viet Nam has implemented many triple and quadruple cooperation projects with the sponsor of partners from France, Japan, South Africa and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) in some African countries namely Mali, Senegal, Madagascar, Congo, Benin, and Namibia.
Participants assessed the Viet Nam-Japan-Africa cooperation over the past years and discussed orientations and new forms for triple cooperation projects.
In the framework of the South-South Cooperation, Viet Nam has implemented many triple and quadruple cooperation projects with the sponsor of partners from France, Japan, South Africa and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) in some African countries namely Mali, Senegal, Madagascar, Congo, Benin, and Namibia.
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