(VOV) – The central Quang Nam province’s People’s Committee has co-ordinated with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to implement a project on building new products and trademarks and distributing farm and handicrafts products at roadside stations in the province.
The project was funded by JICA for three years (2013-2016) with a total capitalization of nearly JPY 20 million. Accordingly, the Project Management Board will conduct a feasibility survey into local craft villages and production establishments.
Japanese experts will share experiences in developing trademarks and consumer goods and taking full advantages of natural resources available to stimulate the domestic consumption power.
Haruko Hamada, head of the Product Development Research Institute in Japan said she was impressed by Vietnamese food during her stay in Vietnam. She believed that culinary tours will bring many foreign tourists to the country in the near future.
Japan is ready to support Vietnam in developing trademarks and distributing farm and handicrafts products as well as the Roadside Station of Thang Binh district into a successful model as in Japan.
Đăng ký: VietNam News