At the meeting with Mr. Craig Bradshaw - CEO of EQ Resources Limited, General Secretary and President To Lam acknowledged that EQ Resources Limited has built an effective cooperation model between raw materials in Australia and processing capacity in Vietnam. The General Secretary and President said that businesses of the two countries can completely complement each other in forming high value-added supply chains; wishing businesses to continue to promote this cooperation model in a stable, long-term and mutually beneficial direction.
General Secretary and President To Lam emphasized that Vietnam wishes to cooperate with EQ Resources Limited to expand cooperation in the fields of developing strategic mineral supply chains, deep mineral processing, high-tech materials... Cooperation between the two sides should not only stop at supplying raw materials but also gradually form an industrial ecosystem including high-tech materials, which will be a foundation to create greater added value for both countries.
Receiving Mr. Malcolm Turnbull AC - Chairman of Advanced Navigation, former 29th Prime Minister of Australia, General Secretary and President To Lam expressed his pleasure to meet Mr. Malcolm Turnbull during his visit to Australia. Assessing Mr. Malcolm Turnbull as a close friend, with deep understanding and affection for Vietnam, General Secretary and President To Lam acknowledged his contributions in his former position as Prime Minister of Australia to strengthening bilateral relations; wishing him to continue to support Vietnam in developing science and technology, and at the same time share proposals, initiatives and business plans in areas where Australia has strengths and experience.
General Secretary and President To Lam said that Vietnam is implementing many guidelines and policies to improve institutions, reform administrative procedures and open up major development directions to achieve rapid growth goals in the coming time. Many priority areas of Vietnam are suitable for the strengths of Australian businesses, especially science and technology.
According to General Secretary and President To Lam, Advanced Navigation's navigation and positioning technology is suitable for areas Vietnam prioritizes cooperating with Australia, including science and technology, sea, and oceans. These are technologies that play an important role in many industries and fields.
The Chairman of Advanced Navigation affirmed that the enterprise will continue to promote and expand business operations in Vietnam. The enterprise highly appreciates the vision of Vietnamese leaders for the electronics and technology industries, and at the same time commits to becoming a reliable, long-term and effective partner with Vietnam.
Mr. Malcolm Turnbull said that in the context of many international difficulties and challenges, countries and middle-income economies need to strengthen cooperation with each other. He also recalled the highlights of the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit held in Sydney, thereby emphasizing the importance of strengthening regional linkages and cooperation.
General Secretary and President To Lam agreed with the assessments and proposals of Mr. Malcolm Turnbull. At the same time, he believes that the cooperation between Vietnam and Advanced Navigation will not only contribute to creating advanced technology products, but also contribute to the formation of technological capacity, high-quality human resources and the innovation ecosystem of Vietnam.
