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Vietnam-Denmark Intergovt Committee holds 5th session

Tuesday, 19:04, 11/10/2016
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VOV.VN - The Vietnam – Denmark Intergovernmental Committee on October 11 in Hanoi  convened its 5th session under the framework of the Vietnam-Denmark Comprehensive Partnership Action Plan. 

The session was co-chaired by Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Denmark Kristian Jensen.

During the session, the ministers discussed the development of trade and investment between Vietnam and Denmark, over the past several years. 

Both expressed their confidence that increased trade would contribute to the success of the Vietnam-Denmark Comprehensive Partnership Action Plan.  


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