Hanoi to push Japanese infrastructure projects
Hanoi will work with Japanese partners to speed up the progress of four
of their infrastructure projects underway in the capital city, Deputy
Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyen Van Suu has said.
Hanoi will work with Japanese partners to speed up the progress of four
of their infrastructure projects underway in the capital city, Deputy
Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyen Van Suu has said.
He made the pledge at a working session with visiting Japanese Senior Vice Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Kotaro Nogami in the capital on April 28.
Nogami briefed his host of the projects, including a waste treatment system and a mobile multi-storey parking station.
Suu thanked Japan for providing Hanoi with official development assistance in infrastructure, transport and culture, among other areas.
He also acknowledged that many Japanese projects have offered Hanoi residents better living standards, easing their concern over living environment, waste water and transport.-VNA
He made the pledge at a working session with visiting Japanese Senior Vice Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Kotaro Nogami in the capital on April 28.
Nogami briefed his host of the projects, including a waste treatment system and a mobile multi-storey parking station.
Suu thanked Japan for providing Hanoi with official development assistance in infrastructure, transport and culture, among other areas.
He also acknowledged that many Japanese projects have offered Hanoi residents better living standards, easing their concern over living environment, waste water and transport.-VNA
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