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Remarkable events:
Seminar “The press and Logistics Human Resource Development”
Networking activities:
Seminar “Student start-up with logistics”
“VALOMA visited Nestle Bong Sen Factory and Distribution Center”
“VALOMA vistied and worked at the Colledge of Foreign Economic Relations”
New members:
VALOMA admitted individual members
Members’ activities:
Ba Ria – Vung Tau University organized an international conference on logistics human resources.
Domestics news
The first batch of Luc Ngan lychee exported through Dong Dang railway station
Establishing a Customs Professional Team to facilitate customs clearance of goods at Kep Station – Bac Giang
Regional and world news
Cambodia starts construction of a USD 1.35 billion highway connecting with Vietnam.
The demand for cross-border transportation in Southeast Asia has increased sharply.
BEST Inc. expands cross-border delivery in Southeast Asia
Administrative documents
Introduction to the new General Secretary of VALOMA
Decision to Dismiss – Appoint General Secretary and Heads of Departments
- Remarkable events
Seminar “The press and Logistics Human Resource Development”
On June 17, 2023, the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development
(VALOMA) held a seminar on “Journalism and Logistics Human Resource Development” to celebrate the 98th anniversary of the Vietnam Revolutionary Press Day (21/6/1925 – 21/6/2023) and create opportunities to strengthen cooperation and coordination between press agencies and the Association. The seminar was organized by the VALOMA Communication Department with the participation of representatives of leaders, journalists, reporters and editors of 25 media agencies, leaders, heads and deputy heads of professional departments of VALOMA.
At the seminar, with the presence of representatives from press agencies such as: Editorial Director of Logistics website of Ministry of Industry and Trade, Deputy Editorial Director in charge of Business Forum Magazine; journalists, reporters of Industry and Trade Magazine, Vietnam Economic Times Magazine, Business Forum Magazine, Industry and Trade Newspaper, Saigon Economic Times Magazine, Logistics Magazine, Messenger Magazine, Government Portal; Vietnam News Agency; Traffic Newspaper, Pioneer’s Newspaper, Youth Newspaper, Labour Newspaper, The News, Investment Newspaper, VOV Electronic Newspaper, VnExpress Electronic Newspaper; National TV channels VTV1, VTV24, National Assembly Television, People’s Television, News Television, VITV Television and many other media outlets.
The representatives from VALOMA are Mr. Tran Thanh Hai – Deputy Director of the Import-Export Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade, and also the Honorary Chairman of VALOMA; Assoc.Prof., Dr. Nguyen Thanh Chuong – Vice Chairman; Assoc.Prof., Dr. Trinh Thi Thu Huong – Vice President; Dr. Trinh Thi Thanh Thuy – General Secretary; Dr. Nguyen Thi Van Ha – Head of Communication Department; Dr. Tran Thi Thu Huong – Deputy Head of Communication Department; Assoc. Prof, Dr. Nguyen Van Ha – Head of External Relations Department; Dr. Ha Thi Thanh Thuy – Deputy Head of the Membership Committee; Dr. Nguyen Minh Duc – Deputy Head of the Training Department.
Firstly, Mr. Tran Thanh Hai – Honorary President of VALOMA mentioned the importance of the press for socio-economic development in general as well as the logistics industry in particular as well as introducing representatives joining the seminar.
At the seminar, Assoc. Prof, Dr. Nguyen Thanh Chuong – Vice President of VALOMA expressed his respect for the press agency during 6 years of cooperation and development between the two parties, contributing to boosting the image of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development and bringing practical values to the entire community in the field of logistics as well as the whole society.
Then, Assoc. Prof., Dr. Trinh Thi Thu Huong – Vice President of VALOMA gave a presentation introducing the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development to leaders of press agencies and reporters, journalists and editors. Dr. Tran Thi Thu Huong – Deputy Head of VALOMA’s Communication Department gave a summary of VALOMA’s communication activities in the past 2 years, and mentioned the difficulties that reporters and journalists are facing. Through the above issues, the representative of the VALOMA Communication Department proposed a number of solutions as well as supporting training and providing experts in the field of logistics for media agencies, connecting cooperation between members of the Association to reporters and journalists.
In the discussion part, VALOMA received a lot of valuable comments from reputable journalists and reporters, contributing to bringing quality information and a well-developed communication channel to the community and towards the goal of developing the logistics industry in general and logistics human resources in Vietnam in particular.
After more than 2 hours of lively discussion, the seminar “Journalism and Logistics Human Resource Development” has a great success, marking a closer relationship between VALOMA and press agencies in the development process of Vietnam’s logistics industry.
- Networking activities
Seminar “Student Startup with logistics”
In the morning of June 3, 2023, at the University of Transport Technology, the Vietnam Student Logistics Club Network (LCN) under the chairmanship of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA), officially organized the seminar “Students Startup with Logistics”.
The program had the attendance of Mr. Tran Thanh Hai – Deputy Director of Agency of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Honorary President of VALOMA; Mr. Vu Chi Kien – Deputy Director of Postal Department, Ministry of Information and Communications; Ms. Pham Thi Ngoc Thuy – Executive Director of the Office of the Research and Development Department of the Private Economy (Board IV); Dr. Vo Tri Thanh – Director of the Institute for Brand Strategy and Competition; Mr. Dinh Viet Hoa – Chairman of the National Startup Association, the Board of Directors of the University of Transport Technology and representatives of logistics businesses and more than 300 students from many universities in Hanoi.
In the first part of the seminar, Dr. Vo Tri Thanh shared inspirational and entrepreneurial orientations for students in the field of Logistics. Logistics associated with digital transformation is one of the hot topics that need the creativity and innovation of the young generation to create sustainable development of the economy. Mr. Thanh also sent words of encouragement to the students to “promote the good, crush the difficult, reduce the bad” so that they can bring value to themselves as well as to the whole society.
Immediately following the inspirational share of Dr. Vo Tri Thanh, the Vietnam Student Logistics Club Network – LCN has launched the video series “A day as a Logistics Worker” to help students visualize their future job positions.
In particular, the seminar had two extremely heated debates. With the first topic “Should students start a business or work as hired workers?”, two teams from Foreign Trade University and National Economics University shared their views and resolutely defended their opinion. The second topic is “Is Logistics startup for students?”, two teams from the University of Transport Technology and Phenikaa University also took place extremely attractively with strong arguments.
Grasping the current startup trend, the Vietnam Student Logistics Club Network (LCN) also wishes to create practical value for students through the startup project “Real-life Training Course for Logistics Students” with the presentation of Nguyen Phuong Anh – Vice President of the Network. With the guideline “Understanding – Listening – Quality – Companion”, the practical course will join hands to support students, creating practical value for students.
The seminar ended successfully with a photo moment between the guests, speakers and all students attending at 12 o’clock on the same day with the expectation of more close sharings and meetings.
VALOMA visited Nestlé Bong Sen Factory and Distribution Center (Hung Yen).
On the morning of May 27, 2023, the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) organized a visit to the Nestlé Bong Sen Factory and Distribution Center at Thang Long II Industrial Park, My Hao town, Hung Yen province.
Leading the tour, VALOMA had the attendance of Mr. Tran Thanh Hai (Deputy Director of Agency of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Industry and Trade; Honorary President of VALOMA), Ms. Cao Cam Linh (Head of Research Department). Joining the delegation were many members from undergraduate and postgraduate training institutions with majors in Logistics and Supply Chain Management such as the Institute of Post and Telecommunications Technology, the University of Electricity, the Dai Nam University, … The tour also attracted the participation of businesses operating in the field such as Gatelink Vietnam Co., Ltd., ALP Logistics Joint Stock Company, etc. Alongside the participation of students as representatives of the Vietnam Student Logistics Club Network.
Welcoming and sharing with the VALOMA delegation, Nestlé representatives, Mr. Urs Kloeti and Ms. Nguyen Tran Hoang Yen has shared some content introducing the company about the development process, mission, vision, company culture, size and position of the company, organizational structure, human resources, products and services of the company, advanced technologies applied by the company, and partners of the company…
Regarding digital transformation, Ms. Nguyen Tran Hoang Yen had very open discussions about digital transformation in factories and distribution centers at Nestlé Vietnam. The company applies advanced, modern, automated, and semi-automatic technology and machines in the production, packaging, transportation processes…
To observe the reality of digital transformation at Nestlé Bong Sen, the VALOMA delegation visited the Nestlé Bong Sen factory and distribution center to witness a chain from production to packaging with a high level of automatic technology application, the warehouse system also used semi-automatic robots
The visit opened up opportunities for cooperation between logistics training institutions and Nestlé Vietnam, as well as opportunities for cooperation between logistics businesses and Nestlé Vietnam. As a bridge between schools and businesses, between businesses and businesses, VALOMA will continue to carry out many activities to connect members, develop together for the development of the country’s Logistics industry.
VALOMA visited and worked at the College of Foreign Economic Relations
On the afternoon of June 14, 2023, the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) visited and worked with the College of Foreign Economic Relations (COFER). The working delegation was led by Assoc. Prof, Dr. Ho Thi Thu Hoa – Vice President of VALOMA and some leaders of units and members of the Association. Attending the meeting was Mr. Tran Thanh Hai – Deputy Director of Agency of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Honorary Chairman of VALOMA.
On the side of the College of Foreign Economic Relations, welcoming the delegation were Assoc. Prof., Dr. Nguyen Duc Minh – Principal; Dr. Le Ngoc Trung – Chairman of the School Council, Vice Rector; Assoc., PhD. Pham Van Tai – Head of the Faculty of International Trade and leaders of the Department of Training Management and Scientific Research, leaders and lecturers of the Faculty of International Trade – a training unit in Import-Export Business and Logistics.
At the meeting, Assoc. Prof., Dr. Nguyen Duc Minh – Principal of the College of Foreign Economic Relations reported to the Delegation about some outstanding activities in Logistics training in recent time. Specifically, through the cooperation program with the Vietnam Logistics Research and Development Institute (VLI), the school has integrated teaching the FIATA certificate “FIATA Diploma in International Freight Management” of the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Association in the training program. In addition, the University has also built its own website to simulate shipping lines for students to practice transportation operations at www.coferline.online. The website is highly appreciated by the Aus4skill Program (an Australian program working with Vietnam for Human Resource Development) and has the potential to be transferred to other training units across the country.
On the side of VALOMA, Assoc. Prof. Ho Thi Thu Hoa shared the achievements of VALOMA and highly appreciated the core member role of COFER over the past time. At the same time, VALOMA is also committed to accompanying and supporting the school in professional activities so that the school can constantly improve its quality and maintain the leading brand name in the field of logistics training colleges.
As an active member of VALOMA, the Association hopes that the University will continue to affirm its pioneering and leading role in college-level Logistics training through deeper and broader participation in professional activities on logistics chaired by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Association.
- New members
VALOMA admits individual members
Based on 4 Decisions No. 115, Decision No. 116, Decision No. 117 and Decision No. 118/QD-BCH, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed the decision on admission of members with Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Thuyen – Hanoi University, Ms. Dang Hong Nhung – Agency of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Huong – University of Transport Technology and Ms. Vu Thi Thanh – College of Tourism and Industry and Trade. Congratulations Mr/Ms. Hopefully in the future, as a member of VALOMA, Mr/ Ms will make many positive contributions to the development process of the Association.
- Members’ activities
Ba Ria – Vung Tau University organizes an international conference on logistics human resources.
The international conference “Training Human Resources to Develop Logistics and Cai Mep – Thi Vai Seaport System at International Level” was organized by Ba Ria – Vung Tau University (BVU) on May 26 with the presence of representatives from the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development and universities with training in the field of Logistics; at the same time welcomed very special guests such as representatives of leaders of departments and branches of Ba Ria – Vung Tau province with the participation of Mr. Pham Quang Nhat – Director of Department of Science and Technology; Mr. Nguyen Van Dong – Director of Ministry of Industry and Trade; Mr. Tran Thuong Chi – Director of Department of Transport; Ms. Nguyen Van Anh – Deputy Director of Department of Labor – Invalids and Social Affairs and representatives of business leaders and high schools.
On the side of Ba Ria – Vung Tau University, there were Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Thi Hoai Phuong – Principal of the School; Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu – Head of the Faculty of Marine Economics – Logistics and President of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development and a large number of BVU staff, lecturers and students.
The seminar welcomed the presenters who are scientists, managers, businessmen with high expertise and practical experience: Mr. Tran Thanh Hai – Deputy Director of Agency of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Industry and Trade; Prof.,Dr. Hans-Dietrich Haasis, University of Bremen, Federal Republic of Germany – Chairman of the Asian – German Knowledge Network on Transport and Logistics (Asian – German Knowledge Network of Transport and Logistics – AGKN); Assoc. Prof., Dr. Ho Thi Thu Hoa – Director of Vietnam Logistics Research and Development Institute (VLI); Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nha – General Director of Tan Cang – STC, Head of the Membership Committee of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development; MSc. Dinh Thu Phuong – Deputy Head of Logistics and Supply Chain Management Department of BVU…
With a very practical topic in the context of the current economic situation, the time when the logistics industry is breaking through to become one of the important economic sectors for international development and integration. At the conference, speakers and experts shared about risks, challenges and development opportunities to raise the status of Cai Mep – Thi Vai seaport system to the international level. In particular, focus on training high-quality human resources for the logistics industry in Vietnam.
Besides, the students were also very enthusiastic to ask practical questions. The speakers received many comments on logistics, human resource training and the development of the Cai Mep – Thi Vai seaport system on an international level.
The seminar ended successfully with extremely useful contributions to the training, scientific research of the lecturers as well as expanding job opportunities and creating more imprints in the journey to pursue a career for students majoring in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at BVU.
- Domestic news
The first batch of Luc Ngan lychee exported through Dong Dang railway station
On June 5, Customs Sub-department of Dong Dang international railway station (Lang Son Customs Department) has just completed the procedure to export a trial shipment of Luc Ngan lychee (Bac Giang) transported by railway to the Chinese market.
To ensure quality during transportation, the Railway Transport and Trade Joint Stock Company (Ratraco) has implemented the necessary processes for a successful export shipment. To serve the lychees crop in 2023, the unit has prepared specialized freight vehicles that can meet the transportation demand from 200 tons to 300 tons of fresh lychee/day, meeting the demand for transporting fresh lychees by international railway. In the coming days, the unit will continue to cooperate with enterprises importing and exporting agricultural products and Dong Dang International Railway Station Customs Sub-department to carry out export shipments of fresh fruit, especially fresh lychees from Bac Giang to the Chinese market.
Accordingly, when transporting fresh lychees to China by international rail, Ratraco will bring specialized refrigerated containers to the enterprise’s warehouse. After the goods are packed and loaded onto the container, Ratraco will transport them to the Kep International Intermodal Terminal for transportation to the International Railway Station Border Gate to complete the procedures to export the goods. For the export of fresh lychees to China by railway, enterprises must complete the procedures to export goods by official channels.
Accompanying businesses and citizens, besides the efforts of agencies and functional forces, Dong Dang International Railway Station Customs Sub-department has informed and propagated to the business community so that the businesses understand the situation, from which to switch to import and export goods through the railway border gate.
At the same time, Dong Dang Station Customs has also been closely coordinating with Dong Dang Station to ensure the good implementation of the control, operation, and transportation of wagons and goods on the basis of strictly implementing the process of controlling disease, ensuring the complete elimination of possible risks.
According to the information from the People’s Committee of Bac Giang province, with an area of over 17,000 hectares of lychee cultivation, 178 planting area codes will be granted for export to the markets of China, Japan, the United States and Thailand. In 2023, the number of fresh lychees in the province is estimated to reach about 177,000 tons. With the estimated output of fresh lychees, the province has directed the growing regions to learn and choose a convenient transportation method for lychee consumption, especially for export.
The export of Luc Ngan lychees through Dong Dang Railway Station is a new direction, opening up opportunities for Vietnamese agricultural products to be quickly exported to China in the context of many limitations with road border gates as it is today.
Establishing a Customs Professional Team to facilitate customs clearance of goods at Kep Station – Bac Giang
On June 8, Mr. Nguyen Van Can – Director of the General Department of Customs – signed the Decision to establish the Customs Professional Team of Kep Station under the Customs Sub-Department managing Bac Giang industrial zones (Bac Ninh Department of Customs). The decision will take effect from July 1, 2023.
Previously, on February 18, 2023, the Vietnam Railways Corporation coordinated with the People’s Committee of Bac Giang province to organize the opening ceremony of international intermodal activities at Kep Station in Huong Son commune, Lang Giang district (Bac Giang). Kep Station is classified as a grade 2 railway station, located at Km 68+700 on the Hanoi – Dong Dang route. The station is the starting point of two railway lines Kep – Ha Long – Cai Lan and Kep Luu Xa. Kep Station is designed with 9 rails with two storage facilities for service equipment, two loading and unloading yards and a concrete cargo yard. In 2022, the Vietnam Railways Corporation completed the upgrade, renovation and repair (phase 1) of the Kep station cargo yard with an area of nearly 28,000 m2. The improved infrastructure is a stepping stone so that on January 19, 2023, the Ministry of Transport issued a decision allowing Kep station to temporarily operate international intermodal activities.
The Vietnam Railways Corporation develops the exploitation plan for the first phase (2023-2024) of Kep Station. The plan will accordingly establish an average international intermodal train of 1.5-2 pairs/day on the route Kep – Dong Dang (Lang Son) – Bang Tuong (China); organize the establishment, dissolution, and transit of North-South domestic ships of 1 pair/day. With an average loading and unloading capacity of 80-100 wagons/container/day, Kep Station is expected to contribute to reducing congestion for Yen Vien and Dong Dang Stations in international intermodal transport along the Hanoi – Lang Son railway route to transport goods to China.
The second phase of the exploitation plan from 2025 will be to build a bonded warehouse to serve the import and export activities of enterprises in Bac Giang, Bac Ninh and neighboring provinces. The yard specializes in receiving refrigerated containers transported from the South to gather, carry out customs procedures and arrange transportation by rail for export to China, increasing the expected capacity of phase 2 by 2-2.5 pairs of ships/day.
- Regional and world news
Cambodia starts construction of a USD 1.35 billion highway connecting with Vietnam
On June 7, 2023, the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the highway connecting Phnom Penh capital – Bavet city took place in Kandal province, with the participation of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the Kingdom of Cambodia Nguyen Huy Tang, with a large number of representatives of authorities and Cambodian people.
At the groundbreaking ceremony, Prime Minister Hun Sen emphasized the important role of the Phnom Penh – Bavet highway, the lifeline of the Cambodian economy. This project has a total investment cost of about US$1.35 billion in the form of build-operate-transfer (BOT) to enhance connectivity and promote Cambodia’s socio-economic development, especially export – import activities, trade, tourism, … between the two countries Cambodia – Vietnam and countries in the region.
According to the design, the Phnom Penh – Bavet expressway is 25.5m wide with 4 lanes, starting point is Ring Road 3 in Phnom Penh capital, passing through Kandal, Prey Veng, Svay Rieng provinces and ending at Bavet city, Svay Rieng province, bordering Vietnam, with a total length of 135.1 km.
The demand for cross-border transportation in Southeast Asia has increased sharply.
Cross-border road transport in ASEAN is forecasted to increase sharply thanks to the economic recovery and boom in e-commerce.
According to a report by Google and Bain & Company in 2022, Southeast Asia’s leading digital economies account for $200 billion in total transaction value, up 20% from 2021. The online economy in Southeast Asia is also on track to reach $1 trillion by 2030.
E-commerce in general and cross-border segment in particular have shown strong growth in both Vietnam and Southeast Asian countries. In particular, cross-border online transactions gradually show an important role in business and export strategies, helping to increase revenue and popularity of brands in the market.
In addition, this sector is also currently being focused on and supported by the government, with eased trade restrictions and new initiatives implemented. For example, there is the ASEAN transit electronic customs system, which allows operators to move goods across borders with a single document. Along with that is the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement and Trade Cooperation, promising to be a leverage to promote and support the rapid development of cross-border e-commerce.
Despite being a potential field with many development opportunities, cross-border e-commerce still has many challenges. To achieve sustainable development, in addition to good products, businesses need to be equipped with extensive knowledge of the world market situation. At the same time, they should also connect with reputable cross-border transport service providers to have a suitable, effective and long-term business development strategy.
International transportation and logistics are one of the important factors in exporting goods online. In particular, logistics plays a decisive role in shaping customer experience and satisfaction about businesses. Grasping the cross-border transportation needs of Southeast Asian businesses, many logistics conglomerates have invested in establishing service networks to meet the needs of partners. Up to now, ASEAN countries have formed the first road network specializing in providing international freight services in the market.
Transport businesses can move goods more quickly between Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar and China. The trucking service is not only faster but also cuts costs compared to sea and air. Foreign logistics groups with strong financial potential such as DHL Global Forwarding, BEST Inc, etc. have invested in a bonded warehouse system and built a service network in China and Southeast Asian countries. These investments contribute to the completion of the cross-border transportation network, serving customers in the region.
The rapid growth of cross-border e-commerce has led to a surge in demand for cross-border shipping services in Southeast Asia. To meet the needs of online trade exchanges of partners in the region, BEST Inc. has consolidated infrastructure, expanded the route providing comprehensive cross-border transportation services to customers and partners in the region. BEST Inc. added multi-national shipping services, warehouse leasing, bonded warehouses, customs clearance support and last-mile delivery.
BEST Cross-border is a cross-border transportation service that is exclusively opened for Southeast Asia, including: multinational transportation, warehouse leasing, bonded warehouses for storing goods waiting for export, carrying out customs procedures at the border gate and final delivery (delivery to the final recipient).
When the customer requests the service, the BEST team will come to the warehouse to receive and bring the goods to the transhipment warehouse. The unit then transports the goods to the border warehouses. Completing customs declaration procedures at the export border gate, the parcels will be transported by international routes.
Other procedures in the receiving country are also carried out with the same process. Goods passing through customs will be transported by the domestic delivery route and delivered to the buyer.
Not only providing transportation services, BEST also connects directly with a network of local customs declaration personnel. They will actively support the process of carrying out procedures at border gates directly, ensuring the speed of goods circulation. Customers can use a part- or a full-service package of BEST depending on their needs.
BEST’s cross-border transportation service will directly connect China with 7 Southeast Asian countries including Thailand, Cambodia, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam and vice versa. This connection helps consumers in these 7 countries easily shop, transact with shops in the country of billions of people as well as enhance transactions between Southeast Asian countries. The parcel will be delivered directly by BEST, not through any intermediary delivery unit.
BEST Express currently provides comprehensive services on all three routes by land, sea and air. In addition to allowing users and partners flexible choices, the unit also optimizes costs to meet the needs of each partner.
“With more than 15 years of experience in the logistics industry, BEST Inc. provides services to more than 100,000 global partners, supporting the transportation of many types of goods such as fashion, electronic equipment, raw materials, household appliances, etc. Thanks to that, we know how to store and transport goods. appropriate transport for each group of goods, ensuring that the product is intact during the transportation process”, a representative of BEST Express shared.
BEST Inc. currently owns a system of 64 sorting centers across the region. Fast processing capacity thanks to a fully integrated solution. The expansion of the network of cross-border transportation services in Southeast Asia is in line with the growing trade trend between China and other countries in the region. This step also provides an easier opportunity for partners to expand their international business.
This move marks an important turning point in the plan to build an efficient logistics network with wide coverage across Southeast Asia. Up to now, BEST has delivered tens of millions of parcels throughout this region.
- Administrative documents
Introduction to the new General Secretary of VALOMA
Decision to Dismiss – Appoint General Secretary and Heads of Departments
*Dismission
Based on Decision No. 119/QD-BTV, dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed a decision to dismiss Mr. To Diep from the position of Executive Committee member of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021-2024.
Based on Decision No. 120/QD-BTV, dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed a decision to dismiss Mr. Truong Tan Loc from the position of Executive Committee member of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021-2024.
Based on Decision No. 121/QD-BTV, dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed a decision to dismiss Mr. Tran Trung Tinh from the position of Executive Committee member of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021-2024.
*Appointment
Based on Decision No. 122/QD-BTV, dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed the decision to appoint Mr. Nguyen Tuan Nam, Sales and Operations Director of FM Supply Chain Vietnam Co., Ltd. to the position of Deputy Head of the Membership Department of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021 – 2024.
Based on Decision No. 123/QD-BTV, dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed the decision to appoint Mr. Dang Quy Nhan, lecturer at the Open University, Ho Chi Minh City to the position of Deputy Head of External Relations Department of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021-2024.
Based on Decision No. 124/QD-BTV, dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed the decision to appoint Ms. Le Thanh Loan, Director of GATELINK Co., Ltd. to hold the position of Deputy Head of the External Relations Department of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021-2024.
Based on Decision No. 125/QD-BTV dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed the decision to appoint Mr. Bui Huu Nghia, Head of the Human Resource Development Department – Director of Human Resource Development Division of U&I Logistics Joint Stock Company as Deputy Head of Training Department of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021 – 2024.
Based on Decision No. 126/QD-BTV, dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed a decision on the appointment of Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nha, Head of VALOMA’s Membership Department, as a commissioner of the Executive Committee of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021 – 2024.
Based on Decision No. 127/QD-BTV, dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed the decision to appoint Mr. Nguyen Minh Duc, Deputy Head of the VALOMA Training Department as a commissioner of the Executive Board of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021 – 2024.
Based on Decision No. 128/QD-BTV, dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed the decision to appoint Mr. Nguyen Hong Phuc, Head of the Faculty of Industrial Management, School of Science and Technology, Can Tho University, as a commissioner of the Executive Committee of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development period 2021 – 2024.
Based on Decision No. 129/QD-BTV dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed a decision on the appointment of Ms. Trinh Thi Thanh Thuy, former Deputy Director of the Institute of Industry and Trade Strategy and Policy, Ministry of Industry and Trade as a commissioner of the Executive Committee of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021 – 2024.
Based on Decision No. 130/QD-BTV, dated June 15, 2023, the President of Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development (VALOMA) – Dr. Mai Xuan Thieu signed the decision on the appointment of Ms. Trinh Thi Thanh Thuy, commissioner of the Executive Committee of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021 – 2024 to the position of General Secretary of the Vietnam Association of Logistics Manpower Development for the term 2021 – 2024.