Over 55 years (June 8, 1965 - June 8, 2020) with the efforts in vocational education of teachers and students, the Central Vocational College of Transport No. 2 has actively contributed to the provision of quality human resources for Hai Phong city in particular and the transport sector and the country in general.
With great effort, Maritime College No. 1 has now grown in terms of both quality and quantity, including improvement in organizational structure, staff and teachers, facilities, equipment and training modules to adapt to the global integration process. The school is honored to be in the Top 70 high-quality colleges, as stated in the Prime Minister's Decision 1363/QD-TTg approving the adjustment and supplementation of the Project "Developing high-quality colleges to 2025".
Established on the 70th birthday of President Ho Chi Minh (May 19, 1960), after 60 years of development, Tien Phong Plastic Joint Stock Company (NTP) has always made great efforts to develop its business growth quality, take the lead in many fields and spread the Vietnamese brand of Tien Phong Plastic on the market.
Hang Kenh Joint Stock Corporation (HAKO) is acting as a helper for the health sector of Hai Phong City to become a medical center of the northern coastal region, Mr. Hoang Manh The, Chairman cum General Director of HAKO, in an interview granted to Vietnam Business Forum. Hoang Tham reports.
After 60 years of development (June 15, 1960-2020), with the close guidance and support of central and local authorities and with the solidarity, enthusiasm, dynamism and creativity of all the staff, Hanoi - Hai Phong Beer Joint Stock Company has overcome difficulties and hardships to grow in both "quantity and quality".
As among the most advantageous industrial zones in Hai Phong city, DEEP C industrial zones are located adjacent to the Hanoi-Hai Phong-Quang Ninh Expressway and to Lach Huyen International Port (capable of accommodating ships of up to 40,000 DWT).
Hai Phong is a city of construction works and bridges. This is the remark and praise of Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc to the Party, government and people of Hai Phong City who have been making great efforts to build many projects, particularly traffic projects from 2016 to date, to improve connectivity and spread the city’s successes in line with socioeconomic development goals to 2030 and further to 2045 as stated in the Politburo’s Resolution 45-NQ/TW.
The Hai Phong Department of Home Affairs has played an active role in raising the city’s Provincial Competitiveness Index (PCI) to the best-performer group of the country and improving the quality of public employee exams by successfully applying information technology.
Given numerous difficulties and challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Hai Phong has still managed to achieve a relatively high economic growth rate. This achievement partly comes from the industry and trade sector’s effort of successfully carrying out the dual goals of controlling the pandemic and promoting trade and production, thus contributing to the city’s socioeconomic growth.
In the face of complicated Covid-19 pandemic developments, Hai Phong City in general and the Hai Phong Economic Zone Authority in particular have actively taken effective and flexible plans and measures to prevent the pandemic outbreak and achieve all planned targets of investment attraction and economic growth.
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