Last June 3 Hi-Tek Inc Mexico organized a visit to our region for high level executives of international companies with head offices in Vietnam.

During their visit to the Tijuana Ensenada and Guadalupe's Valley, they c appreciated the beauty of our region, and where impressed by the various developments in tourism and Real Estate Investments that Baja California has under way.

The Group was hosted by Thomas and Lee Johnson founders of Hi-Tek U.SA. also Carolina Rosette, Carlos Rosette Directors of Hi-Tek Mexico and Mirta Streicher Assistant to Directors who assured that these distinguished visitors experienced a sample of what Baja California has to offer.

Hi-Tek Inc at this time is participating in Vietnam’s growth as a technology company helping develop modern facilities for Internet services.

Hi-Tek is currently collaborating with the social Vietnamese corporation Quang Trung Software City Corporation (QTSC) and Internet Vietnam Network Information Center (VNNIC) towards the construction of the Centers of Internet information and technology in the city of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City reinforcing Hi-Tek’s involvement in this growth.

Working closely with the Project Director, for Cerelink ® company, and collaborating with Intel ® and FCG to begin the technical design of 10.000 square foot IDC located in Hanói. Intel ® is in charge of Design and FCG for the Infrastructure. The Company anticipates the IDC will be completed and in operation early 2008.

Carolina Rosette Hi-Tek Mexico Director quotes that Hi-Tek is a key playerin the tourist promotion and investment in Baja California this by supporting it’s customers including in it’s portfolio the public fidecomisos of the tourist promotion of (Tijuana, Ensenada, Mexicali and San Felipe) and now it has developed it’s own tourism, commerce and Real Estate Internet portal, www.Mybajaguide.com, we feel proud to be able to host these foreign business executives representing growing economies such as Vietnam.

As well as presenting the opportunities for investment and commerce that exist in Baja California hoping to one day see important investment also coming to our region.