China will invest in community Madryn

Tags: Argentina, China, Comunidad China, Fujián, Madryn, Puerto Madryn, Ricardo Sastre, Zheng Ji Cong

Within the agenda that the village headman of Puerto Madryn, Ricardo Taylor, developed in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, was the working lunch with representatives of the Chinese community in Argentina, among which was the community representative China in Argentina, Zheng Ji Cong.

In the context of discussions, the parties determined encaradas on Thursday June 28 will reach the port city where one party is sealed commercial engagement with the signing of a memorandum of agreement for the landing of investment to the port city. The delegation will visit the port city shall consist of fifteen members of China’s Fujian province, including the mayor of the capital city Fuzhou, Yan Yi Ming.

Chinese investors showed a strong interest in being able to disembark in the port city to move into the industrial, commercial, geographical, and its flora and fauna.

The diversity and range of spaces positioned to invest in Puerto Madryn and in the chosen site in Patagonia, Argentina, for the development of enterprises in the food industry, production and tourism, investments that will make a major projection of the port city as a center of production and trade.

The mayor Sastre, predicted that after the meeting with representatives of the Chinese community in Argentina, it was possible preacordar certain terms, conditions and provisions of various investments and business operations that are determined to do in Puerto Madryn. “Our city has characteristics that are determining factors when evaluating the productive and that postulate bet is that as a regional center of trade and production. It is a port city, strategic, with economic development, production and trade high on the region that are willing to strengthen as Municipal State, “said the mayor.

Moreover, analyzed that “we must set goals that can project real but the city beyond its current productive movement. There is great interest by the Chinese business investment opportunities offered by Puerto Madryn,” said Sastre.

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