Conference on the Consolidation of the Executive Committee of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism for the 2025–2028 Term

On May 17, 2026, at the Tan Thuan Campus, the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism successfully held the Conference on the Consolidation of the Executive Committee of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism for the 2025 - 2028 term. This important event aimed to review and evaluate the Student Association’s activities in the past period, while consolidating its personnel structure and laying the foundation for movements and activities in the new phase.

The Conference was attended by MSc. Đoàn Minh Phương – Secretary of the Youth Union of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism, Nguyễn Hữu Trí – President of the Student Association of the University of Finance – Marketing, along with many Association officers and outstanding Association members. In a serious, democratic and responsible atmosphere, the Conference reviewed and discussed matters related to Association affairs and student movements of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism. The delegates reflected on the notable achievements attained across various areas, particularly academic support activities, student movements, volunteer activities, culture and arts, physical education and sports, as well as programs contributing to the development of a dynamic environment for students to study and grow.

Figure 1: Nguyễn Hữu Trí delivers remarks at the Conference on the Consolidation of the Executive Committee of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism for the 2025 - 2028 term.

Alongside the assessment of achievements, the Conference also frankly acknowledged the difficulties and limitations that remained, thereby identifying key directions and tasks to improve the quality of the Student Association’s activities in the coming period. It also provided an opportunity for Association officers to exchange ideas, share experiences and contribute their perspectives toward building an increasingly strong organization that better meets students’ needs.

At the Conference, delegates discussed and reached agreement on many important matters relating to the organization, development and strengthening of the Student Association in the new phase. At the same time, the event provided an opportunity to recognize the positive contributions of Association officers in the past period and reaffirm their pivotal role in connecting with, supporting and accompanying students. The ideas and proposals put forward at the Conference will serve as an important basis for the Student Association to continue innovating its methods of operation and enhancing the effectiveness of its Association affairs and student movements in the future.

Figure 2: Delegates attending the Conference vote to approve key contents of the program

Within the framework of the program, the Conference took time to express gratitude and recognize the valuable contributions of the members of the provisional Executive Committee of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism. Throughout their tenure, they continuously demonstrated responsibility, enthusiasm and dedication, contributing to the strengthening of the Student Association and creating many meaningful activities and lasting impressions among Association members and students of the Faculty.

Figure 3: The Conference pays tribute to members concluding their service on the Executive Committee of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism

The achievements attained to date are not only the result of collective solidarity but also a testament to the dedication of generations of Association officers. Regardless of the positions they may hold in the journey ahead, their contributions will always serve as an important foundation for the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism to continue developing, innovating and achieving further accomplishments.

Building on these achievements, the Conference proceeded with the consolidation and formal introduction of the Executive Committee of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism for the 2025 - 2028 term. The new Executive Committee comprises outstanding individuals with strong capabilities, a sense of responsibility and enthusiasm for Association affairs, who have been entrusted with the important responsibility of leading and developing the Faculty’s student movements in the new phase.

Figure 4: The Executive Committee of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism for the 2025 - 2028 term makes its debut at the Conference

In their new positions, the Executive Committee for the 2025 - 2028 term will build on the positive values inherited from previous generations of Association officers while continuously innovating and developing new approaches to organizing activities in order to meet students’ needs for study, personal development and comprehensive growth. The debut of the new Executive Committee not only marks an important milestone in the organizational development of the Student Association but also opens a new journey filled with expectations, determination and a strong desire to contribute.

In addition to the formal agenda, the Conference also provided an opportunity for delegates, Association officers and members to interact and share practical experiences in Association affairs and student movements. The discussions and contributions made during the event offered new perspectives and contributed to guiding the Student Association’s activities in the coming period. Beyond reviewing and evaluating past activities, the program also created a meaningful space for connection among different generations of Association officers, spreading a sense of responsibility, enthusiasm and a desire to contribute to the student community. The sincere sharing and valuable lessons drawn from practical experience will encourage Association officers to continue renewing their thinking, improving the quality of activities and strengthening their role in accompanying students. The event also provided an opportunity for the Student Association as a whole to reinforce solidarity and unity in action, with the goal of building an increasingly strong, dynamic and sustainably developing organization.

Within the framework of the program, delegates and the Executive Committee took commemorative group photos to capture memorable moments from the Conference on the Consolidation of the Executive Committee of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism for the 2025 - 2028 term. These photographs not only mark an important event but also reflect the connection among generations of Association officers, laying the foundation for future coordination, support and companionship in implementing activities for Association members and students.

Figure 5: MSc. Đoàn Minh Phương – Secretary of the Youth Union of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism and Nguyễn Hữu Trí – President of the Student Association of the University of Finance – Marketing, take a commemorative photo with the Executive Committee of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism

Concluding the program, the Conference on the Consolidation of the Executive Committee of the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism for the 2025–2028 term was successfully held, completing all planned contents. The Conference not only marked an important transition in the organizational work and consolidation of the Association’s officer corps but also demonstrated the solidarity, responsibility and determination of the Student Association collective to continue improving the quality of Association affairs and student movements.

Building on the achievements of previous generations of Association officers and embracing the spirit of innovation and creativity of the new Executive Committee, the Student Association of the Faculty of Commerce and Tourism is expected to continue implementing practical and meaningful activities that meet the needs of Association members and students. In the journey ahead, the Executive Committee is expected to further promote its role as a bridge between students and the University while continuously contributing to the development of a dynamic, civilized and distinctive environment for study and personal development. Although the Conference has come to an end, it also marks the beginning of a new journey filled with opportunities, challenges and expectations, in which each Association officer will continue to contribute with enthusiasm, responsibility and a spirit of service to the student community, contributing to the continued development and strengthening of Association affairs and student movements within the Faculty.