On October 6, 2026, a delegation from the Embassy of Belgium, led by Ms. Eve Devoldere, Investment and Trade Counsellor for Flanders at the Flanders Investment & Trade Office in Hanoi, visited Port of Hai Phong for a working session. The delegation included representatives of organizations and businesses from Flanders, Belgium. The delegation was welcomed by Mr. Le Hong Quan, General Director of Port of Hai Phong, together with representatives of the Port’s relevant departments and subsidiaries.
In his welcome remarks, Mr. Le Hong Quan, General Director of Port of Hai Phong, expressed his pleasure in welcoming the delegation from the Embassy of Belgium, together with organizations and businesses from Flanders, to visit and learn about the Port’s operations. He highly appreciated the Belgian partners’ interest in Vietnam’s seaport and logistics sectors, while affirming the potential for cooperation between the two sides amid the ongoing transformation of the maritime and logistics industries.
Mr. Le Hong Quan, General Director of Port of Hai Phong, delivers remarks at the meeting
General Director Le Hong Quan noted that Port of Hai Phong is focusing on enhancing operational capacity and service quality, accelerating digital transformation, and advancing its development towards becoming a green and smart port. Port of Hai Phong looks forward to strengthening exchanges with partners from Flanders, sharing experience, technology, and solutions for modern port management and operations, while exploring suitable areas for cooperation and working together towards sustainable development.
During the meeting, representatives of Port of Hai Phong provided an overview of the Port’s history and development, operational capacity, and role in the seaport and logistics network of northern Vietnam. Representatives of the delegation also shared insights into the strengths, expertise, and areas of operation of Belgian organizations and businesses. Building on these discussions, both sides exchanged views on areas of mutual interest and potential future cooperation, focusing on green port development, the application of technology and digital transformation in port operations, improving logistics chain efficiency, and developing modern, sustainable port infrastructure.
Delegates exchange views at the conference
Following the meeting at the Company’s headquarters, the delegation visited HTIT Hai Phong Port TIL to gain first-hand insights into its infrastructure, vessel-handling capacity, equipment systems, and terminal operations. The visit provided delegates with a closer understanding of Port of Hai Phong’s operational capabilities, infrastructure, and logistics connectivity.
The delegation poses for a commemorative photo following the meeting
Strengthening engagement with Belgian agencies, organizations, and businesses, particularly those from Flanders—a region with strong expertise in seaports, logistics, and technology—helps expand Port of Hai Phong’s international cooperation network. It also provides an opportunity for the Port to share practical experience, stay abreast of emerging industry trends, and explore potential areas of cooperation aligned with its development strategy for the coming years.
Through international engagement and partnership-building initiatives, Port of Hai Phong continues to strengthen cooperation with international partners and proactively explore new models, technologies, and solutions. These efforts contribute to enhancing operational capabilities, improving service quality, and strengthening the Port’s position within the regional seaport and logistics network.
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