Speaking at the opening of the seminar, Mr. Tran Thanh Hai, Deputy Director of the Import-Export Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade affirmed that logistics is one of the potential fields and a great opportunity for young entrepreneurs. According to the assessment of international organizations, Vietnam is a country with many potentials and advantages for the logistics industry, because it is located in the most dynamic developing Asia-Pacific region in the world, where With a concentrated source of goods and a strong exchange of goods, along with a large open economy, export, import and e-commerce have always grown at double digits. 

The seminar will contribute to clarifying the advantages and challenges of students in starting a business, setting up a career in the field of logistics; and at the same time provide more motivation for the students to decide to follow their path.

Mr. Tran Thanh Hai, Deputy Director of the Import-Export Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade shared the potential of the logistics industry in Vietnam.

Coming to the seminar, Dr. Nguyen Manh Hung, Vice President of the University of Transport Technology expressed his wish to have more opportunities for students to express their voices and speak up about their difficulties. from which to receive support and help from agencies and departments, promoting the spirit of entrepreneurship in students.

Sharing at the seminar, Dr. Vo Tri Thanh, Director of the Institute for Brand Strategy and Competitiveness, shared inspirational and entrepreneurial orientations for students in the field of logistics. Currently, Vietnam's total import-export turnover is at a high level, creating many business opportunities, especially for students. Logistics associated with digital transformation is one of the hot topics that need the creativity and innovation of the young generation to create sustainable development of the economy.

The debate competition of the students revolved around the topic of entrepreneurship. 

In particular, the discussion had two extremely heated debates. The first topic was "Should students start a business or work as a hired worker?", two teams from Foreign Trade University and National Economics University shared their perspectives and resolutely maintained defend your point of view.

The next topic is "Is starting a logistics industry for students?". This topic has been dramatic and attractively debated by students of the University of Transport Technology and Phenikaa University.  

News, photos: KHANH AN