On the morning of April 25, 2025, QTSC, in collaboration with the Ho Chi Minh City Association for Nature and Environment Protection, organized the “Together for a Green QTSC 2025” program.

This annual event is part of the nationwide “One Million Trees – For a Green Vietnam” campaign launched by the Central Youth Union for the 2021–2025 period. It aims to raise public awareness and responsibility regarding the importance of tree planting, water conservation, and climate change adaptation. At the same time, the activity contributes to maintaining and beautifying the green – clean – beautiful working environment at QTSC.

Notably, the program is also part of QTSC’s plan to develop into a green and smart city model – harmoniously integrating technology, environment, and quality of life for the working and studying community.

The “Together for a Green QTSC 2025” program featured several meaningful activities, including:

• Planted two rows of trees along the road leading to National Highway 1A gate.
• Collected waste in land lots and the entrance area of QTSC.

The program received enthusiastic participation and support from the QTSC community, including enterprises, employees, and students. It helped spread the message of environmental protection and contributed to building a green, smart, and sustainably developed urban area.

QTSC sincerely thanks the following sponsors for their contributions to the success of the program:

1. VNPT
2. FSS Network
3. MobiFone Global
4. Hitachi Digital Services Vietnam
5. SecurePower
6. Dinh Cao Viet
7. SMS
8. Nam Thanh Long
9. SPS Trading and Services
10. Quang Minh EE
11. Saigon Consulting
12. MISA
13. BESCO - Public Service Enterprise
14. Vietnam Concentrix Services
15. FPT Polytechnic College – Ho Chi Minh City Campus

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QTSC leaders presented green saplings to company representatives

Mr. Huynh Tan Dat – Vice Chairman of the HCMC Association for Nature and Environment Protection – presented to QTSC leaders a flag brought back from Truong Sa

Leaders and business representatives participated in the tree planting activity

Collecting waste and cleaning up the environment

Source: QTSC