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Over the past few days, social media has been buzzing over the graduation photos of a Moroccan student at Vietnam Maritime University. The spotlight belongs to Hiba Faradji, an outstanding student who graduated as the top student of the K63 Marine Navigation program at the Institute for High Quality Training.What caught everyone’s attention was not only her striking appearance, but also the contrast itself: maritime has long been seen as a male-dominated world of weather-beaten, sea-hardened sailors, yet today more and more talented women are confidently finding their place in the industry.But stepping from the lecture hall onto the ship’s bridge takes far more than good looks.A future maritime officer must undergo rigorous academic and practical training, developing professional knowledge, discipline, resilience, situational awareness, and spending countless hours gaining hands-on experience at sea.A beautiful graduation photo series may capture attention for a few day
A container traveling from Vietnam to Europe must pass through an entire “maritime transport network” of oceans, seas, straits, canals, and seaports.Join VSICO as we explore this journey through 4 levels.
Join VSICO – Logistics Station as we explore the differences between two of the world’s most famous canals: Panama and Suez!Understanding how the Panama and Suez Canals differ also helps us see more clearly how these strategic maritime “gateways” influence shipping routes, transit times, and global supply chains.
VSICO is honored to be recognized among the Top 10 Most Innovative and High-Performing Enterprises 2026 in the Logistics Industry (Freight Forwarding & Warehousing Category), as announced by Viet Research in collaboration with Finance & Investment Newspaper under the Ministry of Finance.
