Gyeonggi Provincial Council meets with a delegation from Vietnam’s Dak Lak Province People’s Committee

[수원=뉴스핌] Reporter Park Seung-bong = Gyeonggi Provincial Council Chairman Yeom Jong-hyeon met with the delegation of Vietnam’s Dak Lak People’s Committee in the council conference room on the 25th.

Chairman Yeom actively suggested ways to cooperate, such as suggesting holding an ‘investment attraction information session’ to the Dak Lak Province People’s Committee delegation, which hopes to strengthen economic exchanges between the two regions.

About 10 members of the delegation, including Chairman Yeom, Rep. Oh Jun-hwan (People Power Party, Goyang 9), National Assembly Secretariat Kim Jong-seok, and Dak Lak Provincial People’s Committee Vice Chairman Vo Van Canh, attended the meeting.

In addition, Rep. Oh Jun-hwan and officials from the Goyang City Tourism Council, who visited Dak Lak Province last month, came together to officially request the Dak Lak Province People’s Committee to visit the Goyang International Flower Expo.

Before the full-scale discussion, Chairman Yeom briefly introduced Gyeonggi-do’s population, industrial scale, and regional characteristics to the delegation, and then explained the size and role of the provincial council. He then evaluated the relationship between the Provincial Council and Vietnam and expressed his will to strengthen international exchanges.

Chairman Yeom said, “The Gyeonggi Provincial Council is in close exchange with 11 regional councils in 7 countries around the world. In particular, we are continuing successful international exchanges by visiting Nghe An and Ha Nam provinces in Vietnam, which are friendly alliance regions, last year.” “He said.

He said, “The delegation of the Dak Lak Province People’s Committee is not an area for friendly exchanges, but we hope to use today’s meeting as an opportunity to cooperate to achieve practical results in both organizations and the region.” “I propose to implement this, and the Gyeonggi Provincial Council will also make efforts to strengthen exchanges between the two sides,” he said.

Representative Oh Jun-hwan then said, “I am glad to see the opening of exchanges between Dak Lak Province and the National Assembly. I hope that this meeting will serve as an opportunity to revitalize exchanges between institutions in various fields such as culture and tourism.”

In response, Vice Chairman Bobankan said, “Dak Lak Province is a region with high development potential, with various resources such as coffee and trees and an abundant labor force,” and added, “Based on exchanges with Gyeonggi Province, the Gyeonggi Provincial Council will be able to add vitality to Dak Lak Province’s agricultural exports and tourism sector.” “I hope there will be great interest in it,” he said.

Meanwhile, Dak Lak Province is a provincial-level administrative district in the central highlands of Vietnam, with an area of ​​13,062㎢ and a population of 2.12 million. It is the largest producer of coffee in Vietnam and a major producer of rubber, pepper, and macadamia, and is evaluated to have great potential in agricultural exports and tourism.

In particular, the ‘Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Festival’ in Dak Lak Province, held every two years in March, is well-known as an event in which famous coffee producers and processors from around the world participate.

Gyeonggi Provincial Council established a friendly alliance with Vietnam’s Nghe An Province (‘13.3.18.) and Ha Nam Province (‘17.10.12.) and has maintained ties.

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