Vietnamese enterprises welcomed in Mozambique: Minister

15 August 2006, at 1:00am

MOZAMBIQUE - Vietnam's investors are always welcome to invest in Mozambique, according to a statement by its Minister of Foreign Affairs and Co-operation, Alcinda Abreu, on August 14.

The Mozambican Minister of Foreign Affairs and Co-operation Abreu made the statement at the "Conference on Vietnam-Mozambique Trade and Investment Opportunities" held by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and the Vietnam-Africa Business Forum in Hanoi.

Abreu, who arrived in Vietnam on August 11 for a five-day visit, added that among their business activities, the two countries' enterprises could cooperate in such fields as wet rice cultivation, irrigation and aquaculture.

Source: Nhan Dan

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