Live
- IPL 2024 Auctions: Heartening to see almost every team showing interest in Yuzi, says childhood friend Piyush
- 15 killed, 20 injured in alleged paramilitary attack in Sudan
- Drugs valued at Rs 16 cr seized in Tripura
- Manipur violence: Assam Police mount 24x7 vigil along inter-state border
- The Impact of Wellness Programs on Employee Engagement and Retention
- IS claims responsibility for deadly attack in Afghanistan
- The Future of MSMEs: Embracing Innovation and Sustainability for Growth
- Army chief returns from Nepal after defence cooperation talks
- ‘Vikatakavi’ shines at IFFI, Goa
- Tamannaah highlights the strengths of south Indian cinema
VPA says keen to explore G2G collaborations with Netherlands
VPA Chairman K Rama Mohana Rao discussing with the officials from Netherlands Embassy in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday
- Netherlands Embassy officials visit Visakhapatnam Port Authority
- The possibility of exploring G2G collaborations were discussed
- VPA Chairman briefs about business opportunities available
Visakhapatnam: Head of Economic Affairs Joost Geijer and Trade Commissioner of Netherlands Business Support Office, Netherlands Embassy, Amlan Bora visited Visakhapatnam Port Authority (VPA) here on Wednesday.
The meeting with VPA Chairman K Rama Mohana Rao focused on the possibilities of exploring 'Government 2 Government' (G2G) collaborations under the ambit of shipping and inking pacts between India and Netherlands on these lines. The discussion also centred on sharing information about the maritime sector in the Netherlands.
Meanwhile, Visakhapatnam Port Authority Chairman K. Rama Mohana Rao briefed about the business opportunities available for trade and the scope for expanding it between VPA and Netherlands.
Speaking on the occasion, Head of Economic Affairs Joost Geijer stated that meetings such as these would be beneficial to both the nations, particularly in developing economic activity between the countries.
VPA deputy chairman Dugesh Kumar Dubey and traffic manager B.Ratna Sekhar participated in the meeting.
