University of Economics – Technology for Industries welcomes and holds discussions on cooperation programs with a delegation of Japanese corporations, companies, and trade unions.

On the afternoon of July 15, 2025, the University of Economics – Technology for Industries welcomed, met with, and discussed cooperation programs with a delegation of Japanese corporations, companies, and trade unions at Campus 218 Linh Nam, Hoang Mai Ward, Hanoi.

Participants:

On behalf of the delegation of Japanese corporations, companies, and trade unions:

1. Mr. Iwamoto Tatsuaki – Chairman, Aikenkogyo Industrial Group;

2. Mr. Sato Keisuke – Director, Daiei Construction Joint Stock Company;

3. Mr. Nagai Naoyuki – General Affairs Manager, Daiei Construction Joint Stock Company;

4. Ms. Bui Thi Tam – Daichi Zigyou Trade Union;

5. Mr. Le Thanh Tung – Assistant.

On behalf of the University of Economics – Technology for Industries:

1. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Huu Quang – Vice President;

2. Dr. Vu Hong Thanh – Head of the Office of Admissions, Communications and External Relations;

3. Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan – Deputy Head of the Office of Academic Affairs;

4. M.A. Tran Thi My Linh – Deputy Head of the Office of Admissions, Communications and External Relations;

5. M.A. Le Van Kien – External Relations Officer, Office of Admissions, Communications and External Relations.

Overview of the cooperation discussion program

At the working session, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Huu Quang – Vice President of the University of Economics – Technology for Industries introduced an overview of the University, its formation and development process, educational orientations, international cooperation activities in general, and cooperation with Japanese enterprises in particular.

During the working program at UNETI, the delegates exchanged and discussed training programs and the reception of students of the University who are studying in majors aligned with job positions corresponding to the fields of the companies and corporations. According to the discussion content, Aikenkogyo Industrial Group and Daiei Construction Joint Stock Company expressed their desire to cooperate with the University to develop a source of high-quality engineers to work in Japan, and potentially at branches in Vietnam in the future. After the exchanges, both sides clearly understood the objectives and outlined specific action plans, thereby identifying common ground in cooperation programs and agreeing to hold in-depth discussions in the near future.

Some images from the cooperation program:

Delegates participating in discussions and exchanges during the working program

The delegates took a commemorative group photo to conclude the working program.

Office of Admissions, Communications and External Relations