Australian Foreign Minister to visit Vietnam Since a Vietnam more competitive.

Minister Julie Bishop said Australia will provide 2. 5 million dollars for the Philippines ratified the initiative entitled "economic restructuring is a Vietnam more competitive".

Terms of this assistance will help promote the reform on the Leu cam son investment sectors, restructuring agriculture and competition policy. The Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop and Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary-General of Vietnam's Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh. "The success of the economic reform program now in Vietnam is an important factor in deciding the growth and macroeconomic stability in the long term.

A prosperous Vietnam, competition and more open would benefit Australia and our area, help create more investment and business opportunity "-Mrs. Julie Bishop stressed the initiative in economic restructuring" as a Vietnam more competitive "is built on the basis of success of the program Later joined this program browser WTO. Duy, Australia has provided 9 million dollars to help Vietnam to make the most of the benefits from entering into the World Trade Organization in 2007.

By 2013, the bilateral trade turnover between Vietnam and Australia was estimated to reach 7 billion dollars, and the investment estimated to reach about 1.

5 billion USD in tents. Earlier the same day, Minister Julie Bishop also has announced will offer support package with total value of 4. 2 million Australian dollars for two projects in collaboration but joint Council standards of Vietnamese women, a leading organization in the Philippines on field promotion of rights for women and children.

Accordingly, 2. 1 million dollars will be earmarked for a new research collaboration projects on agriculture, medical standards development the focus of agricultural research in detail Australia's international reference (ACIAR). This project will contribute to significantly improve the lives of women, help raise the income of households in the connected farm buildings and merchants with more potential markets in the Metro area.

Cooperation of the ACIAR will help scientists of the two countries with the combined Association of Vietnamese women, improve profitability and ecological of the cultivation of vegetable in households in the mountainous area East of the Philippines.

Over 2,000 ethnic minority women and poor households as a small agricultural benefit thanks to the increase in income from vegetable crop yields up to about 3. 4 million dollars per năm. Ngo pseudo device, the Australian Government will help 2. 1 million dollars for the resisting violence can read more  attending to gender inequality, y Government partner program for the development of Australia (GPFD), a program of grants for connecting public institutions of Australia and internationally.

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