State President hails Viet Nam JICA Chief’s role
(Vietnamplus - 23/05/2013) -
State President Truong Tan Sang spoke highly of the role of JICA Chief Representative Tsumo Motonori during his 2008-2013 working term in Viet Nam.
The President gave a reception to the JICA Chief in Ha Noi on May 23 before the latter says farewell to Viet Nam.
Sang said he delights with the growingly developing relationship between Viet Nam and Japan in politics, economics, trade, investment and cultural cooperation, as well as Japan’s wholehearted support for Viet Nam through increasing official development assistance (ODA).
He also praised Japanese businesses’ efficient investment in the country, which is evidenced by increases in both investment quantity and quality.
Japan has been creating favourable possible conditions for Vietnamese products to gradually enter its market, Sang noted.
The President expressed hopes that in his new capacity as Chief Trade and Commerce Representative for Kansai, Tsumo will continue working for stronger cooperation between the region and Viet Nam.
Tsumo Motonori took the occasion to thank the Vietnamese government, organisations and agencies for giving him the assistance he needed while working here.
He noted that Viet Nam is his country’s important partner in Southeast Asia.
Japan will continue providing Vietnam with ODA in various fields, particularly for large infrastructural projects relating to the East-West Avenue in Ho Chi Minh City, a metro route and cosmological research center in Ha Noi.
In the coming time, Japan will strengthen the training of high-quality human resources for Viet Nam, added Tsumo Motonori.
Earlier on May 22, Tsuno Motonori has been awarded “For Viet Nam's National Assembly" insignia for his contributions to the Vietnamese National Assembly’s activities.
Sang said he delights with the growingly developing relationship between Viet Nam and Japan in politics, economics, trade, investment and cultural cooperation, as well as Japan’s wholehearted support for Viet Nam through increasing official development assistance (ODA).
He also praised Japanese businesses’ efficient investment in the country, which is evidenced by increases in both investment quantity and quality.
Japan has been creating favourable possible conditions for Vietnamese products to gradually enter its market, Sang noted.
The President expressed hopes that in his new capacity as Chief Trade and Commerce Representative for Kansai, Tsumo will continue working for stronger cooperation between the region and Viet Nam.
Tsumo Motonori took the occasion to thank the Vietnamese government, organisations and agencies for giving him the assistance he needed while working here.
He noted that Viet Nam is his country’s important partner in Southeast Asia.
Japan will continue providing Vietnam with ODA in various fields, particularly for large infrastructural projects relating to the East-West Avenue in Ho Chi Minh City, a metro route and cosmological research center in Ha Noi.
In the coming time, Japan will strengthen the training of high-quality human resources for Viet Nam, added Tsumo Motonori.
Earlier on May 22, Tsuno Motonori has been awarded “For Viet Nam's National Assembly" insignia for his contributions to the Vietnamese National Assembly’s activities.
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