Vietnam, a deal with Japan and Kuwait (By Sylodium, international trade directory)

Vietnam signed a deal with firms from Japan and Kuwait to build an oil refinery complex worth nearly $9 billion (Dh33 billion) as part of efforts to meet its growing energy needs. The Nghi Son refinery, which is due to start operating by 2017 in Thanh Hoa province, about 200 kilometres south of Hanoi, will turn Kuwaiti oil into petrol and other petroleum products. It will be able to process 10 million tonnes of crude oil a year, according to the government. State-owned PetroVietnam will own a 25.1-per cent stake in the joint venture while Japan’s Idemitsu Kosan and Kuwait Petroleum International will each hold 35.1 per cent. Mitsui Chemicals of Japan will own the remaining 4.7 per cent. Sylodium (global import export directory) you can advertise for free your company or your project, at the intersection of cities that you want, for example; Tokyo (Japan) – Hanoi (Vietnam), Hanoi (Vietnam) - Kuwait (Kuwait) or any city around the World.