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Singapore called to help Hanoi with trees management

Singapore is called to help Hanoi improve the trees management software from January 2017.
Singapore called to help Hanoi with trees management ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Chairman of the municipal People’sCommittee Nguyen Duc Chung received Chuah Hock Seong, Associate Director ofCentre for Urban Greenery and Ecology of Singapore National Parks Board, onDecember 19 during which he called on Singapore to help the capital cityimprove the trees management software from January 2017.

He said the bilateral cooperation in trees development will be a highlight inthe two countries’ economic relations.

He called on Singapore to focus on human resources training partnership in thefield.

In turn, Chuah Hock Seong said Singapore will share experience in buildingstructure for trees management agencies.

He proposed the city increase communication campaigns encouraging people togrow and take care of trees as well as build green parks near residential areasand actively cover urban roads with trees.

He promised to work with municipal agencies to reach the signing of Memorandumof Understanding in the field./.
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