The VNU University of Economics and Business (UEB) was a key partner in the International Electronics & Smart Appliances Exhibition Vietnam 2024 (IEAE 2024), held from October 30th to November 1st. The exhibition, organized by Vinexad and Chaoyu Expo, featured over 300 booths and 260 businesses, and UEB played a vital role in fostering connections between businesses, promoting collaboration between education and technology sectors, and developing the workforce for Vietnam's growing digital economy.

 

IEAE 2024, a major industry event, drew 10,000 visitors, including consumers and retail distributors, eager to explore the latest products and innovations from leading electronics manufacturers. The exhibition provided a platform for direct engagement between businesses and attendees, facilitating networking and driving market growth.

UEB's partnership with IEAE 2024 underscored the university's commitment to bridging the gap between academia and industry. UEB's presence facilitated connections between educational institutions and businesses in the electronics and smart device sector, promoting the practical application of research and development. This partnership reflects UEB's dedication to enhancing educational quality, fostering innovation, and contributing to the development of a robust digital economy and skilled workforce in Vietnam.

At the opening ceremony, Mr. To Ngoc Son highlighted the exhibition's importance in fostering international collaboration, market expansion, and product innovation within the electronics and smart device industry, contributing to its sustainable growth in Vietnam.

UEB's active participation included two well-attended seminars, drawing over 400 participants, including business representatives, economists, and students:

In recognition of its significant contributions, UEB received the Excellent Partner Award from VINEXAD and CHAOYU EXPO.

UEB's involvement in this major international trade event further solidified its position as a key contributor to economic and trade development in Vietnam.

The event also provided valuable real-world experience for UEB students, who had the opportunity to observe B2B negotiations and gain insights into domestic and international trade practices.

Students from the UEB Logistics Club (FLSC) gained practical experience by organizing seminars at the exhibition, developing valuable soft skills sought after by international businesses.