(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of November 13, continuing the working program in Nghe An, the delegation led by Mr. Atsuki TOMOYOSE - Second Secretary of the Embassy of Japan in Vietnam visited and surveyed a number of facilities in the province. Accompanying the delegation were leaders representing the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and the Department of Transport.
Nghe An newspaper reporter recorded some images of the meeting:
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| Sy Market Station in Dien Ky Commune, Dien Chau District is located at Km 279+000 on the North-South Railway. It is considered the railway station with the largest number of passengers and goods passing through among the stations in Nghe An province. |
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| Observe and take photos of the infrastructure of Sy Market Station railway. The station currently has 4 railways, 3 connecting to the North-South railway and 1 dead-end. |
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| Learn about the traffic of trains stopping and transferring at Sy market station. Every day, the station receives 6 pairs of trains with 12 trains: SE1, SE2; SE5, SE6; SE7, SE8;... The number of passengers passing through the station is about 50,000/year. |
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| The delegation worked with the board of directors of Xuan Thanh Agricultural Company Limited, Minh Hop, Quy Hop. The company currently manages a total of 1,700 hectares of natural land, which has been assigned to nearly 1,900 households; planting 730 hectares of oranges (300 hectares for harvest); 450 hectares of rubber; the rest is sugarcane and forestry trees. The company's main task is to produce and trade citrus fruit trees and long-term industrial trees with processing. |
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| Mr. Hoang Minh - Director of Xuan Thanh Agricultural Company Limited, Chairman of Nghe An Orange Association. The Association is responsible for maintaining the protection of the geographical indication of the Vinh orange brand and has been granted a certificate of geographical indication "Vinh" by the Intellectual Property Office. |
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| Mr. Atsuki TOMOYOSE, on behalf of the delegation, asked the company's leaders about the product consumption and building a unified Vinh orange brand. The delegation also paid attention to the role of the company and the state in the mechanism of allocating cultivated land. |
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| Members of the delegation visited Xa Doai orange garden. Although only in its third year, the orange trees are growing very well. It is known that the current price of oranges at the garden is about 40,000 VND/kg and is expected to increase during Tet. |
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| The delegation visited Van Du orange garden. Entering the 7th year of harvest, each hectare of oranges brings in an average income of nearly 1 billion VND per year. Mr. Atsuki TOMOYOSE and Mr. Satoshi YAMAMOTO - senior expert in establishing the JICA Vietnam project, talked enthusiastically about the commercial value of the Vinh orange brand and the possibility of exporting Vinh oranges abroad. |
Video clip of Japanese Embassy delegation surveying infrastructure and agriculture in Nghe An
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Mr. Atsuki TOMOYOSE -Second Secretary of the Embassy of Japan in Vietnam interviewed by Nghe An Newspaper
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Thuc Anh - Thanh Duy
