The Institute of Medicinal Materials and Intracom University Sign a Strategic Cooperation Agreement

On the morning of January 30, at the Institute of Medicinal Materials, No. 3 Quang Trung Street, Cua Nam Ward, Hanoi City, Intracom University had a signing ceremony of a cooperation agreement with the Institute of Medicinal Materials. The signing ceremony is an important milestone, laying the foundation for a long-term cooperative relationship and working towards sustainable development and prosperity of both sides.

Overview of the signing ceremony

The signed document serves as the foundation for strategic cooperation between the parties, aiming to build a sustainable and long-term bond. On that basis, the two sides will coordinate to implement activities in the fields of training, scientific research, pharmaceutical development, technology transfer and community service programs, ensuring compliance with functions, tasks and current legal regulations. Specific cooperation contents will be concretized through separate agreements, contracts or appendices signed by both parties in each stage.

Representative of Intracom University

Attending the signing ceremony, on Intracom University’s side, was the presence of Mr. Nguyen Thanh Viet – Chairman of the University Council; Dr. Tran Ai Cam – School Principal; Prof.Dr. Ngo Xuan Binh – Vice Principal; Dr. Nguyen Quoc Tu – Vice Principal; Ms. Ha Tu Cau – Acting Head of the Department of Training Management – Scientific Research; Ms. Nguyen Thuy Dung – Deputy Head of Organization – Legal Department; Ms. Dang Thi Phuong – Deputy Head of Communications – Marketing Department; Dr. Nguyen Kien Du – Deputy Head of Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy; Ms. Do Thi Thu Thao – Legal Officer; Ms. Dang Thi Phuong – Staff of Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy; Ms. Tran Thi Thao – Assistant of the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy; Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Van – Secretary.

Representative of the Institute of Medicinal Materials

On the side of the Institute of Medicinal Materials, there was the participation of Dr. Tran Minh Ngoc – Director of the Institute of Medicinal Materials; Associate Professor. Dr. Do Thi Ha – Deputy Director; Dr. Phan Thuy Hien – Deputy Director; Associate Professor, PhD. Pham Thanh Huyen – Director of Pharmaceutical Resource Center; Dr. Nguyen Van Tai – Head of Department of Plant Chemistry; Associate Professor, PhD. Le Nguyen Thanh – Head of Department of Standard Analytical Chemistry; Associate Professor, PhD. Pham Thi Nguyet Hang – Head of Department of Biochemical Pharmacology; Dr. Le Thi Kim Van – Head of Department of Food Processing; Dr. Nguyen Tuan Hiep – Head of Extraction Technology Department; Dr. Nguyen Van Khiem – Director of the National Center for Research on Genetic Resources & Medicinal Varieties; MSc. Do Thi Phuong – Head of Administrative Organization Department; Dr. Bui Van Trung – Deputy Head of Science and Training; Dr. Dao Anh Hoang – Deputy Head of the Department of Food Processing; Dr. Nguyen Thi Phuong – Deputy Director of the Center for Pharmaceutical Science and Technology Application; MSc. Phi Thi Xuyen – Specialist of Science and Training Department.

Associate Professor, Dr. Do Thi Ha – Deputy Director gave an overview of the Institute of Medicinal Materials

At the meeting, Associate Professor Dr. Do Thi Ha – Deputy Director of the Institute of Medicinal Materials presented an overview and detailed introduction of the formation process, functions, tasks as well as research and training orientations of the Institute of Medicinal Materials. Thereby, the two sides exchanged and shared information to enhance mutual understanding, creating a foundation for effective cooperative activities in the future.

Speaking at the meeting, the Director of the Institute of Medicinal Materials expressed his joy when welcoming the President and the Board of Directors of Intracom University, and affirmed the meaning of cooperation between the two sides in the context of the Institute of Medicinal Materials operating in the spirit of Decree 57, strengthening the connection between scientific research and businesses to bring scientific and technological results into real life. The two sides agreed to promote comprehensive cooperation in the fields of academic and professional exchange, scientific research, development of medicinal materials, technology transfer, human resource training and organization of scientific conferences and seminars; which focuses on sharing a team of lecturers and scientists, implementing scientific and technological tasks, building and developing medicinal growing areas, and creating conditions for Intracom University students to practice and practice at units under the Institute.

Director of the Institute of Medicinal Materials speaks about the direction of training and research cooperation with Intracom University

Introducing the strengths of the Institute, the Director said that the Institute’s scientific staff are mainly doctors and masters who are well-trained abroad, have many international scientific publications and rich experience in teaching and research. However, converting research projects into practice and commercializing products still faces many difficulties, so the Institute of Medicinal Materials hopes that through cooperation with Intracom Group – a unit with a multidisciplinary ecosystem, research results, products and technologies from medicinal herbs will have the opportunity to be applied and transferred effectively, especially connecting with Phuong Dong General Hospital, thereby improving the quality of public health care, training human resources and affirming the reputation of the pharmaceutical industry. prestige and scientific value of the Institute in society.

Continuing the discussion, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Viet – Chairman of the School Council expressed his joy at the open, cooperative atmosphere and goodwill of the meeting, and affirmed that Intracom Group operates multi-industry, with strengths in the fields of real estate, healthcare, education and many related fields. Facing the current challenges of the healthcare industry, representatives of Intracom University expect that the cooperative relationship with the Institute of Medicinal Materials will be implemented in a practical and effective manner, in the spirit of companionship, care and mutual support. The school expressed confidence in the scientific research capacity of the Institute, and at the same time hoped that both sides would promote their strengths to orient sustainable development for the Medicine and Pharmacy industry, contributing to creating a new mark for the medical ecosystem, including the Phuong Dong Medical Complex and other medical complexes that Intracom Group may invest in the future.

Chairman of Intracom University Council shares about the direction for developing cooperation in the field of medicine and pharmacy

Mr. Nguyen Thanh Viet also emphasized Intracom University’s commitment to acting as a bridge, bringing research results and scientific applications of the Institute of Medicinal Materials into practice in an appropriate and effective way. The school not only wants students to practice and practice at the Institute, but also expects professors and doctors of the Institute of Medicinal Materials to directly participate in teaching and accompany the School in training, especially when developing branches and majors related to traditional medicine. In the spirit of “under one roof” after signing the cooperation agreement, the two sides agreed to continue to discuss detailed implementation contents, focusing on the 2026 plan, organizing international scientific conferences, carrying out long-term research tasks and prioritizing the immediate application of feasible research results at Phuong Dong General Hospital.

Tran Ai Cam – Principal of the School also gave a speech appreciating the Institute of Medicinal Materials as a potential collaborative environment, consistent with the long-term development orientation of Intracom University. Accordingly, the school is building a medical project and plans to open new training majors such as Pharmacy, Traditional Medicine and many majors in the medical field. Dr. Tran Ai Cam emphasized that this cooperation signing not only has strategic significance but is also an important initial step, creating a premise for the Institute of Medicinal Materials to accompany the University in training, especially accepting interns and practical students, helping learners have the opportunity to access a professional environment, improve experience and career capacity.

PhD. Tran Ai Cam – Principal of the School expressed his confidence in the prospect of cooperation between Intracom University and the Institute of Medicinal Materials

Besides training, Dr. Tran Ai Cam also expressed his hope that the lecturers and staff of Intracom University will coordinate closely with the Institute of Medicinal Materials in fostering and improving the quality of human resources, as well as promoting scientific research activities. The school expects that in the coming time, the two sides will soon build specific programs and action plans right from the first year of cooperation, jointly deploy research topics, publish scientific articles of lecturers and staff of the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy in specialized journals of the Institute of Medicinal Materials. At the same time, Intracom University wishes to cooperate more deeply in research on growing and developing medicinal herbs, transferring products according to a closed process, in accordance with the orientation of building the University into a start-up and innovation university.

Leaders of Intracom University and the Institute of Medicinal Materials signed a Memorandum of Cooperation

In the presence of representatives of Intracom University and the Institute of Medicinal Materials, leaders of the two sides solemnly signed a Memorandum of Cooperation Agreement, officially marking a new development step in the strategic cooperation relationship between Intracom University and the Institute of Medicinal Materials. Hopefully, with the strength of the school’s teaching staff, facilities and practical training orientation, combined with the scientific research capacity, expertise and reputation of the Institute of Medicinal Materials, this cooperation promises to bring practical and sustainable values ​​in training, research and scientific application to community health care. This is also an important foundation for both sides to work towards the goal of developing high-quality medical and pharmaceutical human resources, promoting innovation and actively contributing to the development of Vietnam’s healthcare industry in the new period.

Some outstanding images at the signing ceremony: