STRATEGIC COOPERATION AGREEMENT SIGNING – CONNECTING TRAINING WITH PRACTICE

STRATEGIC COOPERATION AGREEMENT SIGNING – CONNECTING TRAINING WITH PRACTICE

On the afternoon of March 24, 2026, at the Conference Room, The Central College of Transport I successfully held a strategic cooperation agreement signing ceremony with VNCN Engineering Construction Investment Joint Stock Company; VNCN E&C Human Resource Development Company Limited; and VNCN E&M Construction Machinery Company Limited. The event featured many meaningful activities: Overview presentations, Speeches by leaders of both sides; Screening of promotional videos from the school and the businesses, Signing of Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) and group photo session. Speaking at the ceremony, Mr. Duong The Anh – the school’s principal – emphasized: “This partnership opens up great opportunities for both sides to jointly develop a training model closely tied to real-world practice, helping students gain access to modern technology and professional workflows, thereby improving training quality and better meeting the human resource needs of businesses.”

Representing the businesses, Mr. Vu Ba Dat – Deputy General Director of VNCN E&C Engineering Construction Investment Joint Stock Company shared: “As a company operating in the fields of construction investment and engineering, we have always recognized that people are the core foundation for sustainable development. Therefore, accompanying prestigious training institutions to help improve the quality of human resources is not only a business development strategy but also a responsibility to society. … This will serve as a bridge to help students narrow the gap between theory and practice, opening up many employment and career development opportunities in the future.” VNCN E&C Company firmly believes that, with the cooperative spirit and determination of both sides, the relationship between VNCN E&C and Central College of Transport I will continue to grow sustainably, contributing practical value to society and to the construction, infrastructure, and transport sectors for the present and the future.