Vietnam’s central city of Da Nang and the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of China share many similarities and hold optimal conditions for cooperation via road and sea routes, a Chinese official said on April 2.
Da Nang (VNA) – Vietnam’s central city of Da Nang and the Guangxi Zhuang AutonomousRegion of China share many similarities and hold optimal conditions forcooperation via road and sea routes, a Chinese official said on April 2.
Speaking at a workingsession with Secretary of the municipal Party Committee Nguyen Van Quang aspart of his Vietnam trip, Liu Ning, Secretary of the Party Committee of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, highly valued Da Nang’s development potential andopportunities, and noted his hope that the two sides will step up cooperationin seaport services and open maritime tours linking localities of Guangxi and DaNang.
For his part, Quang briefedhis guest on the city’s socio-economic development over the past time, andagreed with Liu’s proposals, saying the distance between Da Nang and seaportsin Guangxi is favourable to their trade connections.
According to theofficial, Da Nang has established friendship and cooperation with a numberof Chinese localities. In 2017, the Chinese Consulate General was opened in thecity, serving as a bridge between Da Nang and Chinese localities and partners.
Between 2016 and 2019,China remained one of the biggest sources of tourists to Da Nang. Last year,the city welcomed more than 15,000 Chinese visitors, and the number stood atnearly 4,900 in January this year./.
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At the working session (Photo: VNA) 
