On the afternoon of April 9, 2025, a goup of 40 staffs and students from RMIT University – one of Vietnam’s leading international higher education institutions from Australia – visited Tan Vu Terminal, a subsidiary of Port of Hai Phong. The visit is a part of a practical learning program designed to provide students with direct exposure to professional working environments and deepen their understanding of port operations and the logistics and supply chain in Vietnam.

At 8:30 AM on April 5, 2025, TIL International Terminal Co. Ltd. – Port of Hai Phong (HTIT) held a celebration to welcome the first trial vessel success by Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC). The marine vessel GREENVILLE is registered in Malta with total length of 272 meters, deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 93,787 and expected to have 2,043 TEUs unloaded.

To support Shipping Lines/Shipping Agents and other clients during the holiday, Port of Hai Phong announces the following container storage fee exemption policy for the 2025 Giỗ Tổ Hùng Vương holiday:

On the morning of March 28, Hai Phong Port held a ceremony to welcome the Pancon Glory ship, marking the maiden voyage of the IQH service line calling Tan Vu Terminal. This is the second new service line introduced in 2025, further affirming Hai Phong Port's crucial role in the regional supply chain and creating momentum to boost trade between Vietnam and international partners. 

This conclusion was made by Deputy Minister of Construction Pham Minh Ha - Permanent Vice Chairman of the State Council on 26th March 2025 regarding inspection activity for the investment project 'Terminals No. 3 & 4' at Hai Phong International Gateway Port, located in Lach Huyen Port Area, Hai Phong City.