Businesses from South Africa and the Kingdom of Netherlands have signed fifteen co-operation agreements in Newtown, Johannesburg on Tuesday night.
The contracts relate to co-operation in areas such as ICT, waste technology, renewable energy and water management amongst others.
The agreements are expected to further strengthen trade and investment between the two countries which currently stands at around R50 billion.
Prime Minister Mark Rutte says trade relations between both countries can still be expanded.
Read more: SABC News - SA and Netherlands sign agreements to strengthen trade, investment:Wednesday 18 November 2015
The contracts relate to co-operation in areas such as ICT, waste technology, renewable energy and water management amongst others.
The agreements are expected to further strengthen trade and investment between the two countries which currently stands at around R50 billion.
Prime Minister Mark Rutte says trade relations between both countries can still be expanded.
Read more: SABC News - SA and Netherlands sign agreements to strengthen trade, investment:Wednesday 18 November 2015
