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Algerian province wants to boost cooperation with Vietnam in different fields

The authorities and businesses from Constantine province of Algeria want to step up cooperation with Vietnam and learn from the country’s experience in such areas as aquaculture, tourism, and garment-textile, said Riad Larkem, a representative from the province’s Rhummel Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIR).
Algerian province wants to boost cooperation with Vietnam in different fields ảnh 1The Vietnamese Embassy in Algeria holds a photo exhibition and trade fair, introducing Vietnamese products and goods to Algerian people. (Photo: VNA)
Algiers (VNA) – The authorities and businessesfrom Constantine province of Algeria want to step up cooperation with Vietnamand learn from the country’s experience in such areas as aquaculture,tourism, and garment-textile, said Riad Larkem, a representative from the province’sRhummel Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIR).

Larkem made the statement at a working session with theVietnam Trade Office in Algeria on October 27.

The CCIR representative also emphasised that, in July, Algerian PresidentAbdelmadjid Tebboune issued a new investment law with many changes inregulations and incentives for investment in priority sectors, including agriculture,mining, healthcare, remote services, and tourism, in order to attract foreigninvestment.

Hoang Duc Nhuan, Commercial Counsellor of Vietnam in Algeria, introducedto Algerian firms Vietnam’s economic potential and key exports, as well as the two nations’ trade and investment ties.

On this occasion, Vietnamese farm produce exporter Rong DongDuong met with local businesses and introduced its products such as peppercorns,coffee, and turmeric powder. According to CCIR data, the spice market in thisNorth African country is relatively large with an import volume of more than30,000 tonnes of spices per year.

While in Constantine, the Vietnamese delegation also visitedan international exhibition of food and packaging industry products./.
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