Korean enterprises propose to transfer agricultural packaging technology
On July 1, at noon, Pham Thien Nghia, the chairman of the provincial people's committee, met and collaborated with Mr. Park Ki Woo, the general director of Gaia International Company, regarding the proposal for investment collaboration.
Pham Thien Nghia, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, collaborated and was employed by Gaia International Vina Company.
In order to assist in the development of a procedure for acquiring, processing, categorizing, and packing agricultural goods of Dong Thap for export to Korea and other nations, Mr. Park Ki Woo would like to collaborate and support investment projects in technology and machinery.
In order to assist in the development of a procedure for acquiring, processing, categorizing, and packing agricultural goods of Dong Thap for export to Korea and other nations, Mr. Park Ki Woo would like to collaborate and support investment projects in technology and machinery.
Dong Thap province is an agricultural area with the aim of developing high-tech agriculture, according to Pham Thien Nghia, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee. The province restructures the agricultural sector with five main products: rice, mango, lotus, ornamental flowers, and pangasius. Since the country's top-producing items are rice and fish; as a result, the company's concept is ideally suited to the province's potential and development trajectory.
Along with the company's proposal, Mr. Pham Thien Nghia hopes the company will investigate and fund a separate project on the province's agricultural product classification and packaging; concurrently, he designates the Department of Foreign Affairs as the main point of contact for the company's assistance in locating potential research areas and making investments in the province.
Provincial leaders and Gaia International Vina Company
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According to Mr. Park Ki Woo, Gaia International Vina is a wholly foreign-owned business that is a part of Gaia International, which has its headquarters in Seoul, Korea. Since its founding in 2008, Gaia International has grown and thrived in the Korean market, working in a variety of industries including urban planning, landscape architecture, international trade, and design consulting. In 2018, the company broadened its area of business and opened a branch in the Vietnamese market. |
By Viet Tien
Translated by Gia Vi
