A delegation from 16 countries around the world visited the ty le keo bong da Corporation
On October 26, 2014, a delegation from 16 countries around the world came to Hanoi to attend the International Skill Partnership Seminar and visited ty le keo bong da Corporation. After visiting ty le keo bong da’s Hall of Fame – which presented the entire process of development and operational sectors of the Corporation, lots of delegates expressed their wishes to see ty le keo bong da products’ presence in their own countries and were looking forward to cooperating and supporting ty le keo bong da in training and education.
ty le keo bong da Corporation warmly welcomed delegates from big enterprises such as Microsoft, Rolls-Royce Vietnam, Intel Vietnam, Ford Motors South Africa, IDG Ventures Vietnam; and also delegates from leading institutions of occupational skills in the UK and in the region such as People 1st, ProSkills UK, SEAMEO Voctech (the organization of improving the quality of occupational training management for ASEAN region) at the Hall of Fame on 3rd floor, ty le keo bong da Tower, No. 1 Thang Long Avenue, Hanoi.
On this occassion, the delegation had an opportunity to know about the history of Vietnamese construction material industry in general and ty le keo bong da’s establishment and development in building materials and real estate in particular, as well as its contribution to the development of national economy and society from the national reconstruction period to industrialization– modernization period.
In order to give the delegates more information about ty le keo bong da’s potential and development orientation, Dr. Tran Ngoc Tinh - the Principal of ty le keo bong da Vocational College directly answered all questions at the visit.
At the end of the visit, lots of delegates expressed their wishes to have a closer relationship with ty le keo bong da Corporation and were looking forward to opportunities to cooperate with the Corporation in building material development, research and training.
Mr. Remo Chipatiso, in charge of education, sport and society of British Council, said: "After learning about ty le keo bong da, especially hearing your introduction about ty le keo bong da Corporation, I appreciate ty le keo bong da being a giant company, and a potential partner. I do hope that the Corporation will expand into African markets, particularly into South Africa - my country".
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