Japan eyes environmental cooperation with VN
The Kubota Group of Japan wants to cooperate with the Vietnamese
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE) in environmental
projects, affirmed its President Masayoshi Kitaoka.
The Kubota Group of Japan wants to cooperate with the Vietnamese
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE) in environmental
projects, affirmed its President Masayoshi Kitaoka.
At a working session with MoNRE Minister Pham Khoi Nguyen in Hanoi on June 28, Kitaoka said his group has the advanced technology and experiences in the treatment of medical and daily waste water and waste mud that Vietnam might need in protecting its environment.
Minister Nguyen affirmed his ministry will boost comprehensive cooperation with the group in the field, adding that Vietnam ’s relevant agencies are pleased with Kubota’s latest technology that is being applied at the Cho Ray Hospital in HCM City .
The minister suggested that the group start production in Vietnam to ensure that environmental treatment technology suits the country’s conditions./.
At a working session with MoNRE Minister Pham Khoi Nguyen in Hanoi on June 28, Kitaoka said his group has the advanced technology and experiences in the treatment of medical and daily waste water and waste mud that Vietnam might need in protecting its environment.
Minister Nguyen affirmed his ministry will boost comprehensive cooperation with the group in the field, adding that Vietnam ’s relevant agencies are pleased with Kubota’s latest technology that is being applied at the Cho Ray Hospital in HCM City .
The minister suggested that the group start production in Vietnam to ensure that environmental treatment technology suits the country’s conditions./.
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