Vietnamese firms interested in Cuban market: Ambassador
WVR/VNA - Many Vietnamese investors are interested in the Cuban market and hope to make contributions to the Caribbean country, stated Vietnamese Ambassador to Cuba Le Thanh Tung during a meeting with leaders of Cuban western province of Artemisa on July 7.
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| Ambassador Le Thanh Tung discussed with Chairman of the Cuban National Assembly's Foreign Affairs Committee and President of the Cuba-Vietnam Friendship Association Yolanda Ferrer Gómez on the 76th anniversary of the National Day of Vietnam in Cuba, September 2021. (Photo: VNA) |
Ambassador Tung expressed delight at the progress of Vietnamese-invested projects in Artemisa, most of which are located in Mariel Special Development Zone.
He said that many Vietnamese firms have revealed their intention to invest in solar power, agriculture, tourism infrastructure and many other areas in Cuba.
First Secretary of the Party Committee of Artemisa Gladys Martínez Verdecia highlighted the potential of the locality and the challenges it is facing.
Despite geographical distance, Vietnam and Cuba have always stood by each other, and Vietnamese people always keep in their mind solidarity with the Cuban people, Ambassador Tung stressed.
Visiting Mártires de Tarará primary school, Amiguitos de los Vietnamitas kindergarten and Ben Tre village where Vietnamese bamboos grow, Ambassador Tung expressed his hope that the youth of both sides will continue to maintain and promote the special traditional friendship, comprehensive partnership and the absolute mutual trust between the two Parties, States and peoples.
The same day, the Vietnamese Ambassador visited Artemisa's Martyr Monument.
Earlier on July 6, he visited Mayabeque province, which is more than 50km east of Havana. At his working session with First Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Yuniasky Crespo Baquero and Governor Tamara Valido Benítez, both sides discussed the production in the locality and Vietnamese-invested projects to be developed this year.
(Source: WVR/VNA)
