Within the framework of EuroCham’s new member induction program for February–March 2026, Port of Hai Phong has officially become a member of EuroCham Vietnam through the BeluxCham Vietnam network, marking a significant milestone in its journey toward deeper international integration and expanded global partnerships.

On 6 April, at its headquarters (No. 8A Tran Phu Street, Ngo Quyen Ward, Hai Phong City), Port of Hai Phong and RMIT University Vietnam held a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony to promote collaboration in training, workforce development, and stronger linkages between industry and academia.

On the morning of March 28, Tan Vu Terminal Branch (Port of Hai Phong) held a ceremony to welcome Dongjin Venus, the first vessel of Dongjin Shipping to call at the port, officially marking the launch of a new container shipping service connecting Northeast Asia with Hai Phong.

On March 27, Tan Vu Terminal Branch (Port of Hai Phong) was honored to receive the “Zero Accident 2025” certificate presented by NYK Line. This prestigious recognition acknowledges the terminal’s outstanding safety performance, particularly the achievement of zero cargo damage throughout the entire handling operations of RORO vessels.

Over March 16–17, the Port of Hai Phong welcomed delegations of lecturers and students from British University Vietnam (BUV) and the Institute of International Economics and Business (Foreign Trade University) for study visits and on-site exploration of port operations at Tan Vu Terminal Branch.