RoK to help Vietnam train logistics specialists
PTV, a logistics company from the Republic of Korea (RoK), recently
signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Inha University in
Incheon City on the establishment of a scholarship fund for Vietnamese
students.
PTV, a logistics company from the Republic of Korea (RoK), recently
signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Inha University in
Incheon City on the establishment of a scholarship fund for Vietnamese
students.
Accordingly, the fund, worth 200 million KRW (180,000 USD), will help Vietnamese students currently studying logistics at the university to enroll in postgraduate courses and obtain Master’s degrees in the field.
On April 10, PTV and the Customs Department of Dong Nai Province signed an MoU with Inha University on the provision of Master’s degree courses in logistics for two Vietnamese officials from Dong Nai each year.
Investing in Vietnam since 2004, PTV provides logistics services, including transportation and freight services. Its headquarters are located in Ho chi Minh City, with branches in Hanoi and Hai Phong.-VNA
Accordingly, the fund, worth 200 million KRW (180,000 USD), will help Vietnamese students currently studying logistics at the university to enroll in postgraduate courses and obtain Master’s degrees in the field.
On April 10, PTV and the Customs Department of Dong Nai Province signed an MoU with Inha University on the provision of Master’s degree courses in logistics for two Vietnamese officials from Dong Nai each year.
Investing in Vietnam since 2004, PTV provides logistics services, including transportation and freight services. Its headquarters are located in Ho chi Minh City, with branches in Hanoi and Hai Phong.-VNA
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