BIDV Weekly Cultural Newsletter (July 13, 2026 – July 17, 2026)
Last week, units across the BIDV system organized many meaningful cultural activities.
For the Community
BIDV joined forces with the banking sector to donate 30 billion VND to support social welfare in the provinces of Quang Tri, Ha Tinh, and Nghe An.
The Legal Affairs Department, the Quang Nam Branch, and the Phu My Branch organized the “Border Solidarity” program, donating solar-powered streetlights and meaningful gifts to residents in the border commune of Dak Pring, Quang Nam Province.
The Ben Tre Branch participated in the Voluntary Blood Donation Program organized by the Vinh Long Province Red Cross and other organizations.
The Can Tho City Branch partnered with the “Red Journey” program under the theme “The Red Hue of Tay Do,” presenting 20 gift packages to patients facing difficult circumstances.
The Cao Bang Branch partnered with the “Red Journey” program
The Ben Tre Branch is actively promoting digital transformation
at the local level
The Ben Tre Branch attended the launch ceremony for the “Digital Citizens” team organized by the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Phuoc My Trung Commune.
The Ben Tre Branch implemented the “Market 4.0 – Cashless Payment” model at Tan Trung Market in An Dinh Commune.
Mid-year review of the first six months and implementation of tasks
for the Second Half of the Year
Units held meetings to review Party-building efforts and business operations for the first six months of the year and to implement tasks for the second half of 2026.
Return to the Roots
The Hai Ba Trung Branch organized the “Journey to Our Roots: Honoring Martyrs” program in the provinces of Nghe An, Ha Tinh, and Quang Tri.
The Quang Nam Branch, the Legal Affairs Committee, and the Phu My Branch organized a pilgrimage to the Central Central Region Revolutionary Historical Site – Nuoc Oa.
The Ha Thanh Branch expressed its gratitude and presented support gifts to the Association of Former Youth Volunteers in Cua Nam Ward
The Story Behind the BIDV Logo
"Some symbols are created not just for recognition, but to tell a story..."
Looking back at the early 1990s, the concepts of “logo” or “brand identity” were still completely foreign to the Vietnamese banking industry. That unexpected question from a foreign partner that year not only took those involved by surprise but also marked the beginning of a journey of self-discovery—a journey where love and dedication sketched out the very first outlines right there that very night.
Read the full article in the June issue of the Investment and Development Newsletter
