“Enterprises meeting Vietnamese business culture standards” to be honoured
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.
At the press briefing (Photo: diendandoanhnghiep.vn)
HCM City(VNA) – The Vietnam Association ofBusiness Culture Development and the organising committee for the campaign on businessculture development in Vietnam (known as Committee 248) on August 2 organised apress briefing about the 3rd National Culture and 🤡Business Forum and the programme certifying enterprises that meet Vietnamese business culture standards.
Head of Committee 248 Ho Anh Tuan said that the annual forum andcertification aim to implement the guidelines and policies of theParty and State on building Vietnamese culture and people to meet therequirements of the national sustainable development. They also help affirm the role and importance of culture increating a sustainable business environment. The forum will serve as an opportunityfor Party and State leaders to meet and discuss with thecommunity of experts and businesspeople. Meanwhile, the certification for enterprises that meetVietnamese business culture standards aims to honour the firms based oncriteria developed by ministries, agencies, and experts.
Enterprises are called on to submit their applications by the endof September 30, 2023.
The annual National Culture and Business Forum, slated to open onNovember 18 in Ho Chi Minh City, will have activities including a seminar entitled "Business Culture - Flow of Deve🦩lopment and Integration" aboutVietnam’s trade culture values in history, a ceremony to honor and award thecertificate of "Enterprises meeting the standards of Vietnamese businessculture" in 2023./.
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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At the press briefing (Photo: diendandoanhnghiep.vn) 
