Experts discuss strategies to strengthen Vietnam's cross-border trade
Cross-border logistics, digital adoption, and market entry strategies for the U.S. were among the topics discussed by industry experts at the Gori Global Logistics Summit 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City.
The recent summit held by Gori and NTQ in Vietnam brought together nearly 100 representatives from Vietnamese businesses, logistics experts, and technology professionals to discuss strategies to strengthen cross-border trade and enhance supply chain management. A key focus of the summit was to help Vietnamese businesses remain competitive in the face of complex global supply chains and evolving trade regulations.
Robert Raines Jr., a former senior executive at USPS, advised businesses to closely monitor policy changes, adapt to market conditions, and collaborate with logistics partners capable of adjusting to changes. He also highlighted the cost-effectiveness of air freight for smaller parcels and the potential benefits of utilizing digital platforms, standardized data management, and AI applications in improving supply chain operations.
NTQ's Chairman, Pham Thai Son, and Business Development Director, Lanh Hai Long, emphasized the importance of digital platforms, standardized data management, and AI applications in streamlining supply chain processes. The summit aimed to provide businesses with updates on market developments and foster collaboration within the logistics sector, with Gori presenting its capabilities in supporting Vietnamese businesses entering the U.S. market through parcel journey management and integrating with the USPS delivery network.
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