BIDV stories

In my opinion, all Lao friends are artists, which is first and foremost shown in their friendliness and harmony which is easily seen. Every time we meet together, they are very happy and innocently join in singing and dancing.

Anyone who has ever attended a passionate night of Lam Vong, or has been lucky enough to attend a sacred wrist-tying blessing ceremony of Lao people, will never forget it, and each time it becomes more passionate, each time it becomes more sacred.

I was one of the first 24 officers of the Lao-Vietnam Joint Venture Bank. Those first days, for me, are always unforgettable memories.

Every year, when the summer days of June come, my heart is filled with indescribable emotions. It has been dozens of seasons of Champa flowers since the first group of BIDV cadres set foot in the Land of a Million Elephants to carry out the task of building the Lao-Viet Joint Venture Bank (LaoVietBank).

To have a strong organization, first of all, the culture of that organization must be very strong and loved by everyone in the organization, and voluntarily followed. With the Lao-Vietnam Joint Venture Bank, the mission itself given at the time of establishment has created a unique cultural foundation among the staff.

I have had many teachers in my life, but I always remember the image of teacher Do Trong Kim from when I was a student until when I worked at the Vietnam Construction Bank.

June - the phrase "Celebrating 100 years of Vietnam Revolutionary Press Day (1925-2025)" keeps ringing... Perhaps, over the years, the Press has been closely associated with daily life, as familiar as food, clothing, and money for each person... Giving us the feeling of the breath of life, of society, giving us the feeling of existence... So in our hearts, even if we are not journalists, a strange emotion wells up, thinking about the Press, about our journalist friends, and about the Newspaper of "our home".