Culture & Business Forum scheduled for November: press conference
The 4th Culture & Business Forum (CBF), spotlighting business operations in a multicultural environment, is set to take place in Hanoi on November 10, heard a press conference on the annual event on July 8.
Chairman of the Vietnam Association of Business Culture Development (VNABC) Ho Anh Tuan speaks at the press conference. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The 4th Culture & Business Forum (CBF), spotlighting business operations in a multicultural environment, is set to take place in Hanoi on November 10, heard a press conference on the annual event on July 8.
Organised by the Vietnam Association of Business Culture Development (VNABC), the forum aims to contribute to realising the Party’s and State's policies and directions on building Vietnamese culture and people as well as capitalising on cultural potential, strengths, and resources to serve the country’s sustainable development.
Centred around this year's theme, businesses are expected to engage in discussions, debates, and experience exchanges to enhance positive and mitigate negative impacts of a multicultural environment on enterprises’ operations, thereby promoting effective and sustainable growth.
The forum will also serve as an occasion for Party and State leaders to engage with and listen to the business community, gathering their suggestions and proposals on mechanisms and policies conducive to efficient operations in such a climate.
Its highlights will be a seminar on doing business in a multicultural environment and a ceremony to honour and award certificates to enterprises meeting the standards of Vietnam's business culture this year.
At the press conference, the organiser shared a plan to establish an annual Vietnam Business Cultureꦅ Day abroad, in a bid to connect Vietnamese entrepreneurs overseas w🐎ith each other and with domestic counterparts. Its inaugural edition is expected to be held in Paris in mid-September./.
The Vietnam Association of Business Culture Development and the organising committee for the campaign on business culture development in Vietnam (known as Committee 248) on August 2 organised a press briefing about the 3rd National Culture and Business Forum and the programme certifying enterprises that meet Vietnamese business culture standards.
The Culture & Business Forum (CBF) 2021 took place on December 5 in response to the “Building the Vietnamese business culture” campaign launched in 2016 by then Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong’s call to accelerate the building of a national culture during the 2021 National Culture Conference last month.
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