Logistics is identified as an important service industry, playing a supporting, connecting and promoting role in the socio-economic development of the country. In the context of Vietnam's deep integration with the world economy, participating in many new generation trade agreements, in which the Free Trade Agreement between Vietnam and the European Union (EVFTA) has opened up many opportunities, as well as challenges for the Vietnamese logistics industry. With the support from EVFTA, the European market will continue to be an important destination for Vietnam's export goods. In order to support businesses in better understanding the opportunities, challenges and trends in the logistics industry, the Ministry of Industry and Trade coordinates with relevant units and agencies to organize the annual event of the Europe - Americas Logistics Forum with the theme: "Seizing opportunities from EVFTA and changes in the logistics industry to support exports to the EU market" at the following time:
Time: 14:00 on September 23, 2024
Location: Ho Chi Minh City.
Organization form: direct combined with online
Funding: using socialized funding sources
With the participation of ministries, branches, business associations, as well as experts from Vietnam and Europe, it will help businesses operating in the field of logistics and import and export of goods grasp information to proactively build appropriate business plans. At the same time, the Forum will be an important opportunity for Vietnamese enterprises to connect with international partners, seek optimal solutions for logistics activities and increase competitiveness in the global market.

To contribute to the success of the Forum, the Department of European and American Markets respectfully announces and invites agencies and enterprises to join the organization of the 2024 European and American Logistics Forum.

For more information, please contact Specialist Le Thi Minh Ha, phone: 0932246889, email: haltm@moit.gov.vn.
Sincerely announce./.
Source: Department of European and American Markets