FAIE Introduces Technological Products at the 1st Dong Nai Provincial Party Congress, Term 2025–2030

In the solemn atmosphere of the 1st Dong Nai Provincial Party Congress for the 2025–2030 term, The Faculty of Administration International Economics, Lac Hong University, was honored to participate and showcase advanced technological products developed by Lac Hong University, clearly demonstrating a spirit of innovation, creativity, and the practical application of science and technology.

LHU’s technology booth attracted significant attention from delegates attending the Congress. At the event, PhD Nguyen Van Tan – Dean of The Faculty of Administration International Economics – personally introduced high-tech products researched and developed by LHU. Notably, these products have proven their value and quality by being trusted for technology transfer to Japanese enterprises—one of the most demanding markets with the highest standards.

The highlighted products included:

Automated Production Line Operating System: A technological solution designed to optimize manufacturing processes, enhance productivity, and improve operational efficiency for enterprises.

Smart Portable Charging Station: Providing a convenient energy solution to meet delegates’ continuous mobile device usage needs. This product, along with many others, was provided free of charge for delegates to directly experience.

In particular, the most impressive technological highlight was the presence of an intelligent robot. With capabilities comparable to human functions, the robot proactively greeted, guided, and interacted in a friendly manner with delegates. Moreover, it was programmed to provide necessary and useful information related to the Congress, delivering a modern and remarkable experience for attendees.

The participation of The Faculty of Administration International Economics in the Dong Nai Provincial Party Congress not only affirms the University’s scientific research and technology transfer capabilities but also demonstrates the strong connection between education and training and the socio-economic development of the locality. This serves as clear evidence of the University’s application-oriented training direction, creating high-quality “Made by LHU” products that are ready to reach international markets.