By interlink | 08/05/2026
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OFFICIAL: May 6 Recognized as Vietnam Logistics Day
The Minister of Industry and Trade has officially issued Decision No. 1065 dated May 6, 2026, recognizing Vietnam Logistics Day and Vietnam Logistics Week.
Under the decision, May 6 each year will be officially recognized as Vietnam Logistics Day, while the week including May 6 will be designated as Vietnam Logistics Week.
According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the annual organization of Vietnam Logistics Day and Vietnam Logistics Week aims to raise awareness among government agencies, industries, and society about the important role of logistics services in socio-economic development, international integration, and enhancing national competitiveness.
At the same time, it is expected to promote the effective implementation of policies and legal frameworks to support the development of Vietnam’s logistics sector, with a strong focus on digital transformation, green logistics, and sustainable development.
The initiative also seeks to strengthen international cooperation, trade promotion activities, and investment attraction in logistics infrastructure and technology, while improving Vietnam’s logistics connectivity with regional and global markets and promoting the country as a dynamic and efficient logistics service hub.
In addition, it serves to recognize, encourage, and motivate the business community and workforce in the logistics industry for their contributions and continued efforts toward the development of both the sector and the nation.
Ultimately, this milestone is expected to create new momentum for the sustainable growth of Vietnam’s logistics industry, driving innovation, high-tech adoption, and workforce quality improvement to meet the demands of deeper global integration.
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