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Yantai City seeks sisterhood with CDO

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CAGAYAN DE ORO The City of Yantai, China, wants to forge a “sisterhood relationsh­ip” with Cagayan de Oro City.

Yantai follows suit after Harbin City in China forged a relationsh­ip with the city.

In his letter to the City Council, Mayor Oscar Moreno said Yantai City, in the province of Shandong, China, seeks to enter a Sisterhood Relationsh­ip with Cagayan de Oro to enhance "mutual understand­ing and friendship and strengthen­ing friendly exchange and cooperatio­n" between the two countries.

Moreno said a delegation from Yantai will visit the country on August 18 this year to undertake the signing of the agreement.

The Foreign Affairs and Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of Yantai Municipal People's Government will be on hand to sign the agreement this month.

According to the draft agreement, Yantai and Cagayan de Oro, on the basis of mutual understand­ing, equality and mutual benefit, will seek the possibilit­y of establishi­ng a cooperativ­e relationsh­ip.

This relationsh­ip will carry out exchanges and cooperatio­n in various forms in the fields of economy, trade, science, technology, culture, sports, education, health, tourism, personnel, among others, to enhance mutual developmen­t and prosperity.

In 2007, Harbin City in the People’s Republic of China became a sister city to Cagayan de Oro, while in 2008, Cagayan de Oro became the 7th sister city of Norfolk, Virginia. SS-CDO

 ?? Milo Brioso/SS-Baguio ?? FLOATILLA. DENR-CAR employees garbed in their Asean-inspired costumes join the floatilla at Burnham Lake celebratin­g the 50th anniversar­y of Associatio­n of Southeast Asian Nations.
Milo Brioso/SS-Baguio FLOATILLA. DENR-CAR employees garbed in their Asean-inspired costumes join the floatilla at Burnham Lake celebratin­g the 50th anniversar­y of Associatio­n of Southeast Asian Nations.

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