(HBO) - On the morning of September 25th, Hoa Binh Telecommunications Company (VNPT Hoa Binh) held a commencement ceremony to start building a new head office.


The leaders of the province, the Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group and other departments of the province participated in the commencement ceremony of the project of building the working office for VNPT Hoa Binh.

 

Attending the commencement ceremony, there were Mr. Nguyen Van Chuong, the Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee and the leaders of Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group; the representatives from departments, sectors, partners, etc.

At 9.30a.m, the representative of VNPT Hoa Binh delivered a speech and issued the order to commence the office building construction of VNPT Hoa Binh Office.

The Head Office of VNPT Hoa Binh is being built on the location netx to Hoa Binh Square, belonging to the area of Su Ngoi commune (Hoa Binh city). The project is located on the main road in the area with many units and administrative agencies of the province being formed and developed.

According to the design, the building of VNPT Hoa Binh has a scale of 7 floors and a basement (garage) on a building area of about 650m2. The total floor area in use is about 5,650 m2, in which the floor area of working, transaction, etc. is about 5,000 m2 and the basement construction area is about 650m2. The total investment of the project is nearly 76 billion VND, and the project is expected to be completed in 2020.

This project aims to create material facility to meet the demand of working offices, operating the production and business activities, dealing with customers of VNPT Hoa Binh. It contributes to building up the brand name and image of VNPT in the locality, while it facilitates the development of infrastructure and provision of Telecommunications and IT services for departments and agencies in Hoa Binh province.

With a professional, enthusiastic staff team and potential development, the construction of VNPT Hoa Binh building office is a new milestone marking for the non-stop development of units in the period of integration and development.

 

                   

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