[VT]: International Contracts

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To: 2nd Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, South Korea Jay

CC:

Hello,

The final price for the buses is fine. We would like to include the sale of buses with the project as a whole, thus we would like to pay for them monthly if that is possible. As it stands we will will prioritize building the infrastructure for the project first, and then the buses for it if that is alright. With all of that in mind we would like to know the final price, and once we do we can start transferring funds on a monthly basis so that you may begin this contract.

From: Võ Hồng Phúc; Minister of Planning and Investment, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

To: Wayne M. Shannon; Chief Executive Officer; Australia JamieA

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Greetings, I look forward to having the survey team in our nation. I am also glad to hear that you welcome the chance to allow news coverage on your survey team. I will have arrangements made for this, as it is a great opportunity to sow the people of Vietnam teir tax dollars going to good work. Speaking of, the matter of the first payment. Here is the transfer ID for the first payment towards this contract.

From: Hồ Nghĩa Dũng; Minister of Transport, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

To: Guido Rodriguez; Executive Director, Argentine Cooperation and Development Agency Naio90

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I see, so you would be able to develop a crop that specifically fits the environment and conditions within Vietnam? Would the development costs for this fall within the proposed cost you gave us?

We in the past have operated 383 locomotives in total. We want to aim for 400 locomotives for this projects. We will want to go with the newer MTF-3000 Diesel-electric freight locomotive, and the EMD G22CU. What mix of these two trains would you propose for optimal rail usage?

From: Võ Hồng Phúc; Minister of Planning and Investment, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

To: Peter Hultqvist; Secretary of Defence, Kingdom of Sweden Connor

CC:

Hello,

I am writing you to inform you that your outline proposal has won the bid, and we will be moving forward with it. Before first payment can be made however I would like to know more details in regards to the key attributes. If you prefer I can arrange a meeting in person for a secure discussion on these.

What assets, equipment, and infrastructure do you plan on being used for this proposal specifically? How large of a naval task force do you believe i necessary for this project, as I am curious. In short more details on each of the key attributes please, as I am incredibly interested. I am in fact willing to pay the total proposed cost in one payment.

Also, due to new issues being made apparent we want anti piracy measures included in this proposal.

We are also fine with your selection of pratly Island, Southwest Cay, Sin Cowe Island, Namyit Island, Amboyna Cay, Grierson Reef, West London Reef and Central London Reef.

From: Võ Hồng Phúc; Minister of Planning and Investment, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

 

[Connor]

Government of Sweden
Löfven Administration

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Dear Võ Hồng Phúc,

I am pleased to see the Kingdom of Sweden has won the acquisition of the Spratly and Paracel Islands Defensive Contract which will see the area of cooperation between us grow substantially over the next few years. Given the sensitive nature of these islands and the intelligence and surveillance focus of our efforts in the region I think it would be best for us to arrange a between between our offices at the earliest convenience- I'd be happy to attend personally in order to finalise the specifics of this agreement, perhaps making changes which would better represent the interests of Vietnam as well.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,
Peter Hultqvist
Secretary of Defence
Kingdom of Sweden

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[Jay]

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The total initial cost of the project will come out to $5,712,135,600, broken down at the project cost of $5,060,000,000 and $652,135,600 for the associated buses. The KOICA at the completion of the project would charge $759,000,000, or a negotiable price favorable to your government to cover the expense of planning, services provides, and maintain a modest margin for the KOICA. In total the entire cost of the Korean Proposal would amount to $6,471,135,600, however, the current payment plan is acceptable and the final charge would not apply until half way through the project of this is agreeable. Based on your current planning, we will prioritize the infrastructure building, followed up by the procurement of buses towards completion of the project, and finally covering the service charge. If this is still acceptable, we can move ahead with the project, if not, we are happy to hear the counter-proposal and move from there.

Signed with sincerity,
2nd Vice Minister Chae

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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- Private -​ From: Guido Rodriguez, Executive Director, ADCA To: Võ Hồng Phúc; Minister of Planning and Investment, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Minister Võ Hồng Phúc, Since your overall project is to reactivate and expand your economy, we would suggest focusing in firstly increasing your cargo capacity by favoring the MTF-3000. We would suggest going with 250x MTF-3000 and 150x EMD-G22CU. I must stress though that the indicated number would increase the total cost for this particular project for 900,000,000.00 to cover all the rolling stock and locomotives.​ On the other issue, yes, we could for example work on the bio-engineering of rice seeds to improve the crop yield, or the cotton seeds to better tolerate more humid areas while also being more resistant to local plagues and fungus. Kind regards,​ Guido Rodriguez Executive Director​ Argentine Cooperation and Development Agency​

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To: Guido Rodriguez; Executive Director, Argentine Cooperation and Development Agency Naio90

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The number of locomotives is acceptable. I believe we can move forward on the contract now. I have had transferred the agreed upon monthly amount of $1,461,435,915.00 so that you may get started on the contracts. Here is the transaction ID for you to view. I look forward to seeing your work done here in Vietnam.

Best Regards,

From: Võ Hồng Phúc; Minister of Planning and Investment, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

To: 2nd Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, South Korea Jay

CC:

This is all acceptable and we are all ready. I have begun the transferring of the agreed upon amount. Here is the transaction ID for you to view. I will require proof/documentation of the project once begun, but know that you have our permission to get started.

From: Võ Hồng Phúc; Minister of Planning and Investment, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

To: Peter Hultqvist; Secretary of Defence, Kingdom of Sweden Connor

CC:

Hello,

This is agreeable. I can have a meeting set up for this week on the 23rd so that the details can be discussed in a secured fashion. Please inform us of which airport or sea port you intend to arrive by within 24 hours of departure. I look forward to having this meeting take place so that we may move forward with the contract.

From: Võ Hồng Phúc; Minister of Planning and Investment, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

 

[Naio90]

The vietnamese ministry of planning and infrastructure would privately be informed that the funds should directly be wired to the corporate account of the ARGENTINE DEVELOPMENT AND COOPERATION AGENCY.

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To:: Nguyễn Bắc Son

From: Michał Sienkiewicz ; COO GSM Plus

Subject: Vietnamese Communications Infrastructure

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Salutations Minister Nguyễn, That would be most helpful. Our workers are preparing to board their flight to Vietnam shortly. As for working with PEB Steel and the Tan Tao Group, that would be the best. This is done to modernize Vietnam's infrastructure as well at stimulate the economy within Vietnam. I'll have my man on the ground notify you as soon as they land so as to schedule a meeting as soon as possible.

Sincerely, Michel Sienkiewicz Chief Operating Officer of Plus GSM

 

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To: Michał Sienkiewicz ; COO GSM Plus, Poland ManBear

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Greetings,

I am pleased to hear all of this however I would like it if you could give us 24 to 12 hour notice prior to departure so that a proper welcome can be given to the team you send. We can have a news crew on standby to film their arrival. We have already made preparations to do this with another contract winner and would appreciate you giving us consent to film the team you send. Just for the initial arrival.

From: Nguyễn Bắc Son; Minister of Information and Communications, Vietnam

 

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To: Nguyễn Bắc Son

From: Michel Sienkiewicz; COO Plus GSM

Subject: Vietnamese Communication Infrastructure

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Greetings Minister Nguyễn, I have waited to reply to you to allow the company to converse with the Polish crew members and allow them to get their affairs in order. While I'm sure it is perfectly safe within Vietnam, we must insure our people are fully prepared for any dangers, whether they are work related or not. But my team will be departing within the next twenty-four hours from Warsaw, Poland and they will land in Hanoi on a chartered flight. I do hope this is enough time for you to organize the news crews to be there for the arrival.

Thank You, Michel Sienkiewicz Chief Operating Officer of Plus GSM

 

[Naio90]

- Private -​ From: Guido Rodriguez, Executive Director, ADCA To: Võ Hồng Phúc; Minister of Planning and Investment, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Minister Võ Hồng Phúc, I am happy to inform you that most of the projects are underway and we exepct to be able to comply with the informed dates.​ We would however like to address the Power Station Modernization and Replacement Contract, since new developments have shosn that due to geological and logistics costs we are force to calculate an increase of 87% in the previously indicated price. If this is in order with your Government, we will add it to the total amount and proceed with the construction. Guido Rodriguez Executive Director​ Argentine Cooperation and Development Agency​

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To: Guido Rodriguez; Executive Director, Argentine Cooperation and Development Agency Naio90

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Greetings,

Thank you for the email. I had to discuss the increase of price. While unfortunate, we have decided to move forward. I am writing to inform you that the increased price is approved, and that you may continue with construction.

From: Võ Hồng Phúc; Minister of Planning and Investment, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

 

[Naio90]

The vietnamese would privately be contacted by the Argentine Cooperation and Development Agency's office in asia and reminded of the pending payments for the ongoing projects, corresponding to the months of august and september 1998, consisting of 1,461,435,915.00 USD each. Vietnam would be politely reminded that said payments need to be directed to the Argentine Cooperation and Developmetn Agency account.

The argentine agency would also report that all cosntructions projects are on schedule and progressing well, including the deliveries of rolling stock for the railway projects.

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