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INVITATION TO THE TRA VINH INVESTMENT PROMOTION CONFERENCE 2020
The People's Committee of Tra Vinh Province will tentatively hold the Investment Promotion Conference of Tra Vinh Province January 14th - 15th, 2020 in Tra Vinh Province, under the auspices of the Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc. Among the attendees of the Conference are Leaders from ministries; provinces; and economic groups, demonstrating the priority given by the Government of Viet Nam to the socio-economic development of Tra Vinh Province.
The purposes of the Conference are to connect Tra Vinh’s local government agencies and enterprises with diplomatic missions and foreign investors, and to promote investment and socio - economic development for Tra Vinh Province.
Departing from the importance of the Conference, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly encourages Your Organisation to arrange time to attend the above-mentioned event. Tra Vinh province will arrange for hotel accommodation (for the night of 14/01/2020), meals during the event and shuttle services for delegates (HCM city-Tra Vinh – HCM city; Can Tho - Tra Vinh airport - Can Tho airport).
For click here for registration and here further information, please contact Mr. Nguyen Van Dut, Deputy Head of Foreign Affairs Division, People’s Committee of Tra Vinh Province; mobile number: +84-919-038-157; email: nguyendut2016@gmail.com (please cc your registration to cucngoaivu@gmail.com & hcmc@hkbav.org).
Department of Foreign Affairs for Provinces - MOFA
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