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Vietnamese, Mexican shoe industries seek closer ties
Leather shoe producers and exporters from Vietnam and Mexico gathered at a seminar in Mexico City on July 31 to discuss ways to boost bilateral cooperation.
Participants, including representatives from 14 Vietnamese businesses and 20 local companies, looked into the possibility of jointly developing material sources in Mexico to take full advantage of its human resources, technology and tax incentives.
They also aimed to increase Vietnam ’s imports and exports of leather and shoes with Mexico and the North American market as a whole.
Present at the workshop, the first of its kind between the two countries, were Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Leather and Footwear Association Ngo Dai Quang and Vietnamese Ambassador to Mexico Pham Van Que.
Manuel Uribe, chairman of the Asia and Oceania Committee of the Mexican Business Council for Foreign Trade, Investment and Technology (COMCE) and Enrique Miche, chairman of the COMCE’s Mexico-Vietnam Business Cooperation Committee, also attended the event.
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