HCM City (VNA) – Ho Chi Minh City hopes toreceive support from Japan, including the country’s Ministry of the Environment, in climate change adaptation projects, said Vice Chairman of themunicipal People’s Committee Le Thanh Liem.
In a reception for visiting Japanese Deputy Minister of the Environment ShigemotoKajihara on December 15, Liem said the city expects to be supported in technology transfer,capital assistance and human resources training in the environment field.
Regarding investment projects funded by the JapaneseGovernment, he suggested expanding cooperation between the two sides in projects to treat waste water and save energy, saying that the city is calling for investment in these domains.
The municipal authorities are very interested in measures to protect the environment and improvethe quality of life of locals, Liem stressed, hoping that the Japanese sidewill continue assisting and cooperatingwith the city to well perform the work.
For his part, Shigemoto Kajihara said he hopes HCM City and Japan will work more closely on environmental protection.
Japan is willing to share its experience as well as technology in treating wastes and tackling environmental pollution,he affirmed.
He also underlined the need to expandmore cooperation models between HCM Cityand Japanese partners, which are similar to those between the city and Osakaprefecture, in the coming time.-VNA
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