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Fesco Transport Group and Vietnam Maritime Corporation (VIMC), a state-owned corporation, agreed on a logistics alliance during the Eastern Economic Forum. The agreement establishes a twinning relationship between the Commercial Seaport of Vladivostok (VSP) and the Port of Saigon.
The document was signed in Vladivostok by Fesco CEO Petr Ivanov and VIMC Vice President Le Quang Trung.
This long-term alliance aims to strengthen economic ties, exchange information and best practices, improve port infrastructure and operations, and facilitate trade and the quality of port services. To achieve these objectives, the ports plan to collaborate closely on operational efficiency, digitalization, implementation of new technologies, security, environmental protection, and sustainable development.
"Together with our Vietnamese partners, we are systematically deepening cooperation in a wide range of areas. In Ho Chi Minh City, home to the Port of Saigon, Fesco has established a regional center for the consolidation and transshipment of containerized cargo from other Southeast Asian countries for subsequent transport to Russia and vice versa. Today's agreement will contribute to further developing our country's logistics and trade with foreign trade partners," stated Fesco CEO Petr Ivanov.
The Port of Saigon is part of the Vietnam Maritime Corporation. In March of this year, Fesco and VIMC agreed to cooperate on maritime transport, logistics services, and port cooperation.
