This morning, ETEK’s exhibition booth at GMC 2026 had the honor of welcoming Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau, together with leaders from leading universities and educational organizations worldwide, to explore ETEK’s technology solutions and educational equipment. The visit marked a meaningful opportunity to strengthen connections between technology enterprises and the international education community.
At GMC 2026, ETEK presented technology and automation training models designed to bridge theoretical knowledge with hands-on practice, connecting educational environments with the real-world requirements of modern industries.
Through practical training equipment and interactive technology models, ETEK aims to support educational institutions in developing modern learning environments, enhancing technological competencies, and equipping learners with industry-relevant skills.
This reflects ETEK’s continued commitment to supporting universities, colleges, and technical training institutions in advancing educational innovation and workforce development.
With the participation of leaders from prominent universities and educational organizations worldwide, GMC 2026 provides a valuable platform for international exchange, knowledge sharing, and the development of collaborative opportunities across the education sector.
Welcoming international delegates to its booth allows ETEK to share its development vision, demonstrate its capabilities in delivering educational technology solutions, and establish connections with potential partners.
Through these engagements, ETEK continues to strengthen its role in promoting technology-enabled education and contributing to the development of a highly skilled workforce for the future of industry.
ETEK believes that meaningful collaboration between educational institutions, businesses, and international organizations is essential to improving education quality and developing future-ready human resources.
Through GMC 2026, ETEK reaffirms its commitment to supporting educational institutions in modernizing training approaches, integrating technology into learning environments, and building education ecosystems closely aligned with industrial practice.
The event also represents another step forward in ETEK’s journey toward expanding international partnerships and creating sustainable value for education and industry.
