On 04 November 2025, the Trade Union of the School of Business Administration, Foreign Trade University, solemnly convened its Congress for the 2025–2030 term.
Representing the University’s Trade Union Executive Committee, the Congress welcomed the presence of Dr. Hoàng Hải. From the School of Business Administration, the event was graced by Assoc. Prof., Dr. Lê Thái Phong – Party Cell Secretary and Dean of the School, Dr. Nguyễn Thị Tuyết Nhung – Chair of the School’s Trade Union, along with all faculty members who are trade union members of the School.
During the Congress, the Executive Committee of the School’s Trade Union presented a comprehensive report reviewing the achievements and activities of the previous term, and proposed key targets, strategic directions, and priority tasks for the 2025–2030 term. The Congress emphasized strengthening solidarity, fostering a strong and efficient trade union organization, enhancing the material and spiritual well-being of faculty and staff, effectively implementing the orientations of the University’s Trade Union, and contributing to the overall development of both the School and the University.
The Congress also conducted the election of the Executive Committee of the Trade Union of the School of Business Administration for the 2025–2030 term, selecting outstanding, capable, and dedicated trade union members who are committed to serving the collective.
In his remarks, Dr. Hoàng Hải commended the remarkable achievements of the School’s Trade Union in the past term, especially the collective’s spirit of unity, creativity, and responsibility. He expressed strong confidence that in the new term, the School’s Trade Union will continue to uphold its fine traditions, operate more closely and attentively with each trade union member, and contribute to building a positive and sustainable working environment.
The Trade Union Congress of the School of Business Administration for the 2025–2030 term concluded in a dignified, democratic, and cohesive atmosphere, reflecting the strong sense of responsibility and determination of all trade union members toward new goals in the upcoming stage of development.
