Poncelot: France wants to build in Vietnam
Tuesday, 13 February 2007
[Vietnam News Agency, 10 February] French Senate President Christian Poncelet has told the chairman of the Vietnam National Assembly Committee for Science, Technology and Environment, Ho Duc Viet, that France wanted to invest in a nuclear plant for Vietnam. Poncelet was speaking during a meeting with Viet in France last week. Viet said Vietnam wants to expand international cooperation in energy security while protecting the environment and ensuring safety.
[Vietnam News Agency, 10 February] FrenchSenate President Christian Poncelet has told the chairman of the VietnamNational Assembly Committee for Science, Technology and Environment, HoDuc Viet, that France wanted to invest in a nuclear plant for Vietnam.Poncelet was speaking during a meeting with Viet in France last week.Viet said Vietnam wants to expand international cooperation in energy security while protecting the environment and ensuring safety.
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