(Haiphong.gov.vn) – On the morning of June 26, at the Sheraton Hai Phong Hotel, the Vietnam Confederation of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) in coordination with the Australian Agency for International Development organized the […]
(Haiphong.gov.vn) – On the morning of June 26, at Sheraton Hai Phong Hotel, the Vietnam Confederation of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) in collaboration with the Australian Agency for International Development organized the Workshop "Release of Port Industry Skills Forecast Report in Vietnam, period 2024 - 2028".
Participating in the Conference were: Mr. Hoang Quang Phong, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Federation of Commerce and Industry; Mr. Hoang Minh Cuong, Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee; Mr. Hoang Hong Giang, Deputy Director of Vietnam Maritime Administration; Ms. Cecilia Brennan, Economic Counselor, Australian Embassy in Vietnam.
>Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Hoang Minh Cuong spoke at the Conference.
Speaking to welcome the Workshop, Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Hoang Minh Cuong gave quick information about the city's socio-economic development achievements. Hai Phong is currently one of five centrally run cities, has a particularly economically important geostrategic position and is the economic engine of the Northern region of Vietnam. Hai Phong has a synchronous infrastructure system, convenient transportation connecting inter-provinces, inter-regions and the world; The largest seaport system in the Northern region, built in a synchronous and modern manner, Hai Phong is considered a key traffic and exchange hub domestically and internationally. In recent years, Hai Phong has always been one of the localities in the group of localities with growing speedWith the highest growth rate in the country, the city maintained double-digit growth momentum even during the COVID-19 epidemic.
Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Hoang Minh Cuong emphasized: In recent years, logistics service activities in Hai Phong city have played an important role in the Northern key economic region as well as the Red River Delta. According to the Logistics White Paper of the Vietnam Logistics Association, it is forecast that by 2025 Hai Phong will need about 369,000 logistics workers, including 252,600 trained workers; This number will increase to 460,000 workers by 2030, including 368,000 trained workers.
However, according to the Vice President, Hai Phong's current logistics human resources only meet about 40-45% of market demand. Reality poses an urgent need for coordination, linkage, and investment in training between ministries, branches, localities and relevant businesses. On that basis, Hai Phong focuses on training and improving the development of high-quality local human resources, especially for supporting industries, seaport services, and logistics; At the same time, develop a team of engineers and administrators capable of applying technology and developing modern services such as banking, finance, logistics, insurance, information technology, retail distribution, consulting, and business development services. Currently, the city has strengthened the expansion of cooperation and national integrationinternational cooperation on training highly skilled human resources, marine science and technology human resources; Place orders for human resource training based on the system of economic-technical norms and quality standards at national and international levels. Hai Phong City hopes that the Conference will be an opportunity for units to share vision, seek opportunities and strengthen cooperation, contributing to creating a greener, more beautiful and more sustainable future.
>View of the Workshop.
At the Conference, delegates listened to leading experts in the port sector focus on sharing a number of important topics, such as overview information on industry trends, labor needs, skills needs and challenges for the workforce in the port sector in Vietnam in the period of 2024 - 2028. From there, forecasts of changes in jobs and vocational skills serve the development of the industry, creating opportunities to promote connecting professions with businesses. profession. Forecasting port industry skills in the coming period also helps Hai Phong have longer-term plans to develop human resources, build mechanisms to encourage businesses, schools and research institutes to participate more deeply in the city's research plan./.
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