ASAP was honored to welcome Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh along with a delegation of senior officials at the Vietnam Logistics Forum 2025 in Da Nang.
🌐 VLF 2025 – A New Milestone for Vietnam’s Logistics
From November 28–29, 2025, VLF 2025 took place in Da Nang under the theme “Vietnam Logistics – Stepping into a New Era.” The event attracted over 500 domestic and international delegates, nearly 30 speakers, more than 200 partner companies, and thousands of online followers.
This was an opportunity for Vietnam’s logistics sector — considered the “lifeblood” of the economy — to reaffirm its development vision: connecting production, import-export, domestic and international trade, and preparing for a period of strong economic transformation.
🤝 ASAP International – Honored to Welcome the Prime Minister at VLF 2025
ASAP’s booth had the honor of hosting Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and senior government leaders — capturing a moment that reflects the State’s close attention to logistics enterprises in Vietnam.
This recognition is not only a source of pride but also a testament that ASAP is among the enterprises considered a driving force, aligning with the long-term development direction of the logistics sector.
Participation at VLF 2025 also demonstrates that ASAP is moving in line with the national strategic framework: investing in infrastructure, enhancing capabilities, anticipating global trends, and creating sustainable competitive advantages.
📈 Why VLF & This Event Matter — Especially for Companies Like ASAP
With the involvement of the Government, Ministries, and investors both domestically and internationally, VLF 2025 provides logistics companies like ASAP access to policies, resources, and integrated development directions from central to local levels.
This is a pivotal moment for Vietnam’s logistics industry: moving towards digital transformation, green logistics, and integration into international supply chains — requiring companies to be flexible, innovative, and one step ahead.
The Prime Minister’s visit and acknowledgment of enterprises like ASAP clearly indicate that logistics is recognized as a strategic sector. Today, logistics companies are no longer just about “transportation and warehousing,” but act as economic growth engines, driving import-export, and investing in infrastructure, technology, and sustainability.