To realize this wish, on August 25, the Hanoi Association of Supporting Industry Enterprises (HANSIBA) coordinated with the Hanoi City Public Administration Service Center and the Hanoi Employment Service Center to organize a cooperation program and sign memorandums of understanding.
With the Hanoi City Public Administration Service Center, HANSIBA wishes to strengthen the connection of the member business community with the City's public administrative service system; create more information channels for businesses to be propagated, guided, and supported in the process of performing administrative procedures, using online public services and accessing digital platforms.
Meanwhile, the signing of a cooperation agreement with the Hanoi Employment Service Center is expected to create a regular coordination mechanism in information exchange, propaganda, guidance and support for HANSIBA member businesses as well as domestic and foreign partners who have been, are and will cooperate in investment, production, and business in the Capital with needs for recruitment, labor supply and access to employment services.
At the signing ceremony, Director of Hanoi Employment Service Center Nguyen Huu Luong said that the two sides will strengthen connection and share information on recruitment needs, labor supply and labor market situation, contributing to improving the efficiency of supply and demand connection and the operation of the Hanoi Job Exchange System.
Speaking at the program, Mr. Nguyen Hoang, Chairman of HANSIBA Association affirmed: "This is not just a signing ceremony, but in our opinion, more importantly, it opens up a direct, substantive and long-term coordination mechanism between the city's service agency and the capital's supporting industry business community.
According to Mr. Nguyen Hoang, HANSIBA is committed to promoting its role as a bridge between the City government, agencies, and organizations and the business community, while continuing to promote the linkage of Vietnamese businesses with FDI businesses and international businesses; supporting technological innovation, improving production capacity and gradually participating more deeply in the global supply chain.
