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Thu, 11/12/2009 - 11:30
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CHINESE BUSINESSMEN TOUR W KALIMANTAN EXPLORING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Pontianak, Nov 10 (ANTARA) - Dozens of Chinese businessmen visited a number of regencies and cities in West Kalimantan exploring investment possibilities and prospects, West Kalimantan Deputy Governor Christiandy Sanjaya said here Tuesday.
The Chinese businessmen had been visiting Pontianak city, Landak, Sanggau and Kubu Raya regencies.
He said the West Kalimantan capital investment agency had already briefed the Chinese businesspeople on the economic potentials of the regencies and cities.
But some regents in West Kalimantan province wished to show the potentials of their respective regions to the Chinese guests in person.
Some of the potentials in the province include aloes, mining, plantations, farming and fishery.
Christiandy Sanjaya said further that the Chinese guests did not ask any questions about the political and security situation. Apparently because most outsiders thought these conditions prevailed only in Jakarta, and in other big cities in Java.
With regard to the plan to build sugar mills in West Kalimantan, he said the local authorities were still considering the licensing of such enterprises, and whether or not a permit would be necessary from the governor, he said.
Besides, local businessmen also have the chance to act as chief investors. The machinery of a sugarmill is normally imported from China, so that the investment is categorized a domestic investment.
(H-NG/b/a014)
The Chinese businessmen had been visiting Pontianak city, Landak, Sanggau and Kubu Raya regencies.
He said the West Kalimantan capital investment agency had already briefed the Chinese businesspeople on the economic potentials of the regencies and cities.
But some regents in West Kalimantan province wished to show the potentials of their respective regions to the Chinese guests in person.
Some of the potentials in the province include aloes, mining, plantations, farming and fishery.
Christiandy Sanjaya said further that the Chinese guests did not ask any questions about the political and security situation. Apparently because most outsiders thought these conditions prevailed only in Jakarta, and in other big cities in Java.
With regard to the plan to build sugar mills in West Kalimantan, he said the local authorities were still considering the licensing of such enterprises, and whether or not a permit would be necessary from the governor, he said.
Besides, local businessmen also have the chance to act as chief investors. The machinery of a sugarmill is normally imported from China, so that the investment is categorized a domestic investment.
(H-NG/b/a014)
