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Vietnam to host major logistics forum in Gia Lai next November
Vietnam will convene senior government officials, industry experts and business leaders at the Vietnam Logistics Forum 2026 to chart strategic priorities for the sector amid broader efforts to reduce costs and boost export competitiveness.
LSN Vietnam ·
The two-day forum will be held November 6-7 in Gia Lai province, drawing together management agencies, provincial authorities, industry associations, logistics specialists and enterprises to assess current market conditions and identify solutions tailored to Vietnam's evolving economic landscape.
The gathering comes as Vietnam intensifies efforts to lower logistics expenses—a key competitive advantage in global trade. Government and private sector leaders have identified supply chain efficiency as essential to the country's ambitions, including Ho Chi Minh City's goal to establish itself as a leading Asian logistics hub by 2045.
Industry experts have underscored that modernizing logistics infrastructure and operations is vital to supporting Vietnam's broader economic targets, particularly the aim to reach one trillion dollars in annual trade. The forum will provide a platform to discuss bottlenecks, emerging opportunities and policy recommendations to enhance sector performance across the region.