This is a regular forum for the Keieijuku business community to expand connections, improve their image and spread the entrepreneurial spirit, in order to be ready to receive the wave of investment shift from abroad, especially from businesses. Japan entered Vietnam after the COVID-19 pandemic. Keieijuku community is a strong community, including entrepreneurs who have been participating in Keieijuku courses organized by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in collaboration with the Government of Vietnam, through the University Foreign Trade and Vietnam – Japan Human Resource Development Institute (VJCC). After 13 years of establishment and development, up to now, with more than 750 members and hundreds of thousands of employees, Keieijuku Community has a vision to become a prestigious social organization in Vietnam of people with business aspirations. business and become an effective bridge for Vietnamese – Japanese businesses. Keieijuku community has been trying its best to build a Vietnamese business community “Autonomy – Self-reliance – Self-Strength” of entrepreneurs who love the Japanese style of management, through connecting activities, share practical experiences in the field to create an outstanding management strength of each member enterprise. During the 13-year journey, Keieijuku has trained a team of nearly 1,000 students across the country (the leaders of hundreds of excellent businesses with a different entrepreneurial spirit) and become the home of the company. Vietnamese businesses always strive to contribute to society with quality products and “Kei spirit”.

At the Workshop, expert Yashiro Hiroaki (Chief Advisor of the Project “Promoting small and medium-sized enterprises and developing the industry” the governing body of the Department of Business Development ) shared the experience of “Understanding the failure of At the same time, Chairman of the Board of Directors Minh Cuong shared the reality of the company’s 25-year journey of construction and development, the failures encountered and how to overcome the epidemic to develop. lasting.

Also at the Workshop, more than 20 businesses in the Community organized booths to introduce products and promote images for delegates to enhance intra-regional trade.

Some pictures from the conference: