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The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) will provide medial equipments for a hospital in Ninh Thuan province.
The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) will provide medial equipments for a hospital in Ninh Thuan province.

Itwill also help Ninh Thuan and its neighbouring province of BinhThuan and Khanh Hoa to build socio-economic development strategy forthe southern area of the central region.

Related memoranda of understanding (MoUs) were signed in Ninh Thuan on April 1.

JICAwill provides the Ninh Thuan General Hospital with medial equipmentsworth 670 million JPY in addition to helping the hospital improvequality of human resources through training programmes to better itsservices.

It will work with the mentioned provincesto build regional socio-economic development strategies and proposenecessary measures to implement them.

Speaking at thesigning ceremony, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc affirmed thatthe cooperation contributes to promoting strategic cooperation betweenVietnam and Japan .

It represents the Japanesegovernment’s support for the development of Ninh Thuan province and thesouthern region of the central coast region in general, he said.-VNA
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