HUTECH signed MoU with Joint venture of Hanabi and Hashimotogumi Joint Stock Companies (Japan)
- 27/04/2024
On April 26, 2024, the Faculty of Architecture and Arts of Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH) hold a meeting with the joint venture of Hanabi and Hashimotogumi Joint Stock Companies (Japan) with an aim to sign MoU, opening up numerous learning opportunities for students.
The signing ceremony took place at Saigon Campus with the attendance of the following representatives: Mr. Le Long - CEO of Hanabi Joint Stock Company, Mr. Hashimoto Kazunori - CEO of Hashimotogumi Joint Stock Company, Mr. Hirahara Naoyuki - CEO of Okasan Livic Limited Liability Company, Mr. Tsuji Takeshi - Representative of the Technical Department of Bihonn Sougou Gijutu Kaihatu Company, and Ms. Nguyen Thi Nhu Quynh - Assistant Project Manager at Hanabi.
The signing ceremony took place at Saigon Campus with the attendance of the following representatives: Mr. Le Long - CEO of Hanabi Joint Stock Company, Mr. Hashimoto Kazunori - CEO of Hashimotogumi Joint Stock Company, Mr. Hirahara Naoyuki - CEO of Okasan Livic Limited Liability Company, Mr. Tsuji Takeshi - Representative of the Technical Department of Bihonn Sougou Gijutu Kaihatu Company, and Ms. Nguyen Thi Nhu Quynh - Assistant Project Manager at Hanabi.
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Representing HUTECH were Assoc. Prof. Vo Dinh Bay - Vice President, Dr. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Quyen - Dean of the Faculty of Architecture and Arts, Arch. Mr. Nguyen Xuan Phuc - Faculty Advisor, Arch. Dr. Huynh Van Khang - Vice Dean of the Faculty, and Mr. Huynh Tan Huynh - Lecturer of the Faculty.
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HUTECH representatives
During the meeting, the two companies were introduced to the training programs and outstanding achievements of both HUTECH and the Faculty of Architecture and Arts. Subsequently, leaders of the companies signed a cooperation agreement with HUTECH on account of its impressive facilities as well as remarkable accomplishments over the last 29 years.
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Since there was currently a decrease in human resources in the field of construction and skilled workforce in Japan, both companies emphasized the importance of succession teams and expressed their desire to initiate numerous large-scale construction projects in Vietnam, Japan, and other countries in the future with a view to create abundant career opportunities for promising candidates. As a result of the signing ceremony, HUTECH students will be offered job opportunities at Japanese companies including Hashimotogumi General Contractor Company, Ozawa Doboku Infrastructure Company, and other construction companies in Japan.
Representatives presented gifts and gathered for group photos
In particular, students will also receive many benefits, namely learning Japanese, obtaining an visa, unrestricted residence status, job opportunities at major contractor companies, programs and courses for National Construction Industry Certificates in Japan, etc.
News: Faculty of Architecture and Arts
Images: Trong Khang
Translator: Tuyet Nhu
News: Faculty of Architecture and Arts
Images: Trong Khang
Translator: Tuyet Nhu
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