Glotrans Accompanies Hai Phong University Students in the Talkshow "Journey to Becoming a Logistics Expert"

On the morning of March 19, 2025, Glotrans Hai Phong participated in the talk show "Journey to Becoming a Logistics Expert", organized by the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at Hai Phong University. The event attracted over 100 students, providing a valuable opportunity for networking, learning, and career orientation from leading logistics experts.

During the talk show, Glotrans Hai Phong shared practical experiences, essential skills, and industry trends to help students gain a deeper understanding of labor market demands. The event received positive feedback from students, reflecting their keen interest in exploring the logistics sector further.

Glotrans Hai Phong believes that this talk show has contributed to effective career guidance for students and has opened up opportunities for long-term collaboration with the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at Hai Phong University in training high-quality logistics professionals.

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