Melia Hotel Hanoi, June 2, 2011 – Zamil Steel Vietnam was the Golden Sponsor for the Conference “Vietnamese Contractor – How to win?”, co-organized by Vietnam Association of Construction Contractors and Department of Procurement Management - Ministry of Planning and Investment of Vietnam.
 The conference focused on enhancing the ability and competitiveness of Vietnamese Contractors, in the construction field and related industries. An addition, an open dialogue was exchanged between government representatives and contractors, to discuss the challenges that Vietnamese contractors face when competing with foreign contractors, in the Vietnamese market.
Having been present in Vietnam for more than 15 years, and considered as a trusted steel buildings manufacturer and solution provider, Zamil Steel Vietnam has been always the reliable partner of construction contractors in Vietnam, considered as “the leader in the steel buildings industry”. Zamil Steel Vietnam understands that its success depends on the contractor’s success, to offer the contractors the most flexible and cost-effective solutions which will help them provide the market with the best quality products and services. “50% of our output product is for the domestic Vietnamese market, so we always consider Vietnamese contractors as key partners who will always receive from us full support and cooperation, for mutual benefits. Currently, we are proud to be the preferred supplier by world class contractors such as Obayashi, Taisei, Shimizu, Hazama, Samsung Engineering & Vinaconex, to name a few.”, said Mr. Duong Toan Trung, Area Sales Manager of Zamil Steel, North of Vietnam.
In addition to the presence of government representatives, including Mr. Dang Huy Dong, Deputy Minister of Ministry of Investment & Planning, Mr. Bui Pham Khanh, Deputy Minister of Ministry of Construction and many other government bodies’ authorities, the conference attracted nearly 300 participants who are the contractors, consultants, designers, material suppliers, and mass media agencies in Vietnam. |
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