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ABAC convenes plenary session in Toronto

The plenary session of the APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC)’s third meeting in 2017 opened in Toronto, Canada, on July 26
ABAC convenes plenary session in Toronto ảnh 1Permanent Deputy Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Theplenary session of the APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC)’s third meeting in2017 opened in Toronto, Canada, on July 26 with a view to promoting economicand trade cooperation and connectivity in the region.

Bui Thanh Son, Permanent DeputyForeign Minister of Vietnam – the host of the APEC Year 2017 - attended anddelivered a keynote speech, highlighting activities of APEC Senior OfficialMeetings (SOM) this year.

Attending the event weredelegates from 21 member economies who are due to attend a number of meetingsand sideline activities such as the Growing Business Partnership Symposium(ABACx), the Asia-Pacific Finance Forum (APFF). They are also scheduled tovisit an assemble facility of aircraft manufacturer Bombardier and the world’slargest MaRS urban initiative.

The ABAC meeting aims to promoteregional public policy initiatives, encourage partnerships between Canadian andforeign firms, share experience in key fields, enhance creativity and financialcreativity, develop Canada into an innovative hub and an attractive businessdestination.

It was the most important ABACmeeting in 2017 in order to make recommendations to submit to APEC leaders atthe APEC Economic Leaders Week slated for later this year.-VNA
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