On October 20, 2021, a panel discussion themed “How to Make the Construction Industry a Key Economic Sector” was organized by the Ho Chi Minh City Association of Construction and Building Materials (SACA). At the event, Mr. Dinh Hong Ky shared several insights and perspectives during the discussion.
Mr. Dinh Hong Ky, Chairman of the Secoin System, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Association for Building Materials (VABM), and Standing Vice Chairman cum General Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Association of Construction and Building Materials (SACA), participated in the panel discussion themed “How to Make the Construction Industry a Key Economic Sector.” Joining him at the event were several distinguished speakers:
- Mr. Le Viet Hai
Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City Association of Construction and Building Materials (SACA)
Standing Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Association of Construction Contractors (VACC)
Chairman of the Board of Hoa Binh Construction Group – a National Brand enterprise - Mr. Nguyen Quoc Khanh
Chairman of the Handicraft and Wood Industry Association of Ho Chi Minh City (HAWA)
Chairman of AA Corporation - Dr. Architect Ngo Viet Nam Son
Chairman of NgoViet Architects & Planners - Engineer Huynh Kim Thinh
General Director of VSE Institute (Vietnam Sales & Engineering Institute) - Mr. Le Ngoc Ho
Chairman of MEP Indochine Consulting Company
In his capacity as Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Association for Building Materials (VABM) and Chairman of the Secoin System—a company recognized by the Government as a National Brand with products exported to over 60 countries worldwide—Mr. Dinh Hong Ky shared valuable insights during the panel discussion on the topic “How to Make the Construction Industry a Key Economic Sector.”
He offered an overview of the global position of Vietnam’s building materials industry, assessed the production and export capabilities of the entire Vietnamese building materials supply chain, and contributed thoughtful recommendations for the overall development of Vietnam’s construction industry—aiming to elevate it into a leading economic sector.
