During the visit, the Deputy Prime Minister toured the University's educational facilities, learning and research spaces, and the Vietnam–Finland International School (VFIS). He also met with the University's leadership, faculty members, and staff. The Deputy Prime Minister acknowledged TDTU's remarkable achievements in developing a modern university model, highly appreciated its educational environment and comprehensive facilities, and commended the University's continuous efforts to enhance the quality of education, scientific research, and international integration.

The reappointments reflect the trust of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour in the University’s leadership team while ensuring continuity and stability in the University’s governance. They also provide a solid foundation for Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU) to continue implementing its development strategy as a research-oriented university, further enhancing the quality of education, scientific research, innovation, and international integration.

With the addition of these three new groups, TDTU now has a total of 13 strong research groups operating in many key fields. These groups play a core role in strengthening the University’s research capacity, promoting interdisciplinary research, improving the quality of scientific publications, and enhancing the transfer of knowledge and technology to the community and society.