Global CEO of Denmark's A.P. Moller - Maersk Group, Mr. Vincent Clerc, on November 18 led a high-level delegation to visit and work with Vietnam's Hateco Group, an enterprise specialized in logistics infrastructure.
The visit demonstrates Maersk's special interest in Hateco's direction for developing a logistics ecosystem in Vietnam, while opening up opportunities for extensive cooperation between the two sides in the near future, the Government News remarked.
During the meeting, the Maersk CEO highly appreciated the outstanding success of the berths No. 5 and No. 6 project at Lach Huyen Seaport, Hai Phong city, for which Hateco is the investor.
Mr. Clerc expressed strong impressions regarding the implementation speed, infrastructure scale, and modern planning vision of the project. He emphasized that Lach Huyen is gradually becoming a crucial link in the international seaport network.
The Hateco Hai Phong International Container Terminal is a global-standard seaport, distinguished not only by its wharf infrastructure and management technology but also by its supply chain connectivity capabilities. The terminal has successfully attracted international shipping routes and built strong trust with global carriers, among which Maersk is a key partner.
On the occasion, the two parties also discussed in depth cooperation opportunities for the coming period, specifically plans to jointly research and promote investment in logistics infrastructure projects in strategic regions of Vietnam.
A.P. Moller - Maersk is the largest integrated logistics service provider from Denmark, with a history dating back to 1904. Operating in over 130 countries with a workforce of more than 100,000, Maersk provides pioneering digital solutions to connect domestic and international supply chains from end to end.
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