Viet Nam, Mozambique get to work on aquaculture

17/10/2007 -- 6:25 PM

Ha Noi (VNA) - Viet Nam will send aquaculture experts to Mozambique in 2008 and in return welcome specialists from the African country. Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Vu Van Tam and Mozambique Minister of Fisheries Cadmiel Mutemba reached the consensus during their talks in Ha Noi on October 17. Both sides agreed to increase the exchange of information and research in aquaculture, and boost cooperation in training managerial officials and technicians. The creation of favourable conditions for businesses to invest in aquaculture, seafood processing and exports, and technology transfer was also okayed at the talks. During Mutemba’s visit until October 20, Viet Nam and Mozambique are scheduled to sign a memorandum of understanding on cooperation.-Enditem
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