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One day to go: handshakes for safer journeys

Tomorrow afternoon, 9 September 2026, at Ky Hoa Ben Thanh Hotel, CD Restop, SPT Group and partners sign a strategic partnership to form a network of welfare rest stops — Scharge smart charging stations. This countdown piece pauses on a single photograph: three hands in front of a Scharge charging station — exactly where every document signed tomorrow will ultimately have to stand.

Ấn phẩm CD Restop «Những cái bắt tay vì những hành trình bình an hơn»: ba người bắt tay trước một trụ sạc Scharge tại điểm dừng chân CD Restop, phía sau là bãi đỗ xe tải và xe khách
CD Restop publication «Handshakes for safer journeys»: three people shaking hands in front of a Scharge charging station at a CD Restop rest stop, with a truck and coach parking area behind them
«Handshakes for safer journeys» — a CD Restop publication ahead of the Strategic Partnership Signing Ceremony, Ho Chi Minh City, 9 September 2026.

One day to go. Tomorrow afternoon, Wednesday 9 September 2026, from 16:00, at Ky Hoa Ben Thanh Hotel, Ho Chi Minh City, CD Restop, SPT Group and partners sit down to sign a strategic partnership to form a network of welfare rest stops — Scharge smart charging stations.

This article adds nothing new about the ceremony. It pauses on a single photograph, and says why that photograph was chosen to go with tomorrow.

Three hands in front of a charging station

In the photograph, three people are shaking hands — two men in white shirts and a woman — not in a meeting room, but right in front of a Scharge charging station. Behind them is the rest stop, the «Truck & Coach Parking» sign, and the tractor-trailers waiting their turn.

That composition is no accident. The handshake of a signing ceremony usually happens on a stage, under the lights. The photograph places it exactly where every document signed tomorrow will ultimately have to stand: beside the charging station, next to the parking lot, among those who keep life moving, day and night. If the handshake cannot stand firm there, it is only a pretty picture.

The line on the photograph says exactly what CD Restop wants to say: «From businesses, partners and the community joining hands, CD Restop came to be — a rest stop for those who keep life moving, day and night.»

What tomorrow holds

The ceremony runs from 16:00 to 20:30 with around 100 delegates — leaders of the signing parties, representatives of regulatory agencies, investors and partners. The central message: «Digital transformation meets green transformation — caring for the welfare of Vietnamese workers».

  • 16:00 — Guest reception. The Scharge charging station display area and photo zone open.
  • 17:00 — Opening. Mr Nguyễn Ngọc Hải, General Director of CD Restop, gives the opening address; Ms Annie Nguyễn, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors, delivers the keynote on Welfare.
  • 17:50 — Signing ceremony. The documents are signed in three chapters: the Scharge Platform, the Network and the Digital City.
  • 18:08 — Group photo of all parties.
  • Evening — Reception dinner, press interviews at the press corner, and a tribute to the sponsors.

The full list of signing parties and the content of each document will be announced at the ceremony. We are holding to that, even in this countdown piece.

Three chapters of one story

The three signing chapters — the Scharge Platform, the Network, the Digital City — are three layers of the same story: from SPT Group's commitment to digital transformation alongside Ho Chi Minh City, down to each rest stop along the journey — where digital transformation touches people every day, working towards a network across 34 provinces and cities — and back to the City's digital transformation platforms. Which documents belong to which chapter, we will let tomorrow tell.

«We are holding this signing ceremony to say something simple: digital transformation meets green transformation so that we can care for the welfare of Vietnamese workers. Every platform, every source of energy and every flow of capital in the Scharge story is directed towards the workers on the road.»
— Mr Nguyễn Ngọc Hải, General Director of CD Restop

The faces alongside us

Key visual of the CD Restop Strategic Partnership Signing Ceremony on 9 September 2026 with the logos of SPT, CD Restop, Coro Energy and DTH Holdings
The official key visual of the ceremony with four brands: SPT, CD Restop, Coro Energy and DTH Holdings.

The ceremony's key visual carries four brands: SPT Group (Saigon Postel) — technology and operations partner, developing the Scharge charging station system; CD Restop — operator of the rest-stop network; Coro Energy — clean energy infrastructure investor; DTH Holdings — energy and technology investor.

Walking alongside the ceremony are three sponsors, each with a story of its own that we told this week: Coro Energy — Diamond Sponsor, XECO — Gold Sponsor, and Amigo Entertainment — Silver Sponsor. The event organiser is Giang Sơn Việt.

To read before tomorrow

If you are a journalist, the press invitation has the full hour-by-hour schedule, photo positions and how to register. If you are the one behind the wheel, the letter to our fellow drivers explains why we call tomorrow an activation day rather than an opening day: rest stops do not spring up after a ceremony, but from tomorrow, the commitment is put on paper and someone is accountable for it.

Building safer journeys together

The strip of text beneath the photograph has five phrases: business partnership — community joining hands — a greener environment — greater safety — a better life. The first two are the way of doing it. The last three are the outcome. None of them is a slogan, if tomorrow is signed the way the photograph places it: in front of the charging station, beside the parking lot, among people on the road.

One day to go. See you at Ky Hoa Ben Thanh Hotel, 39 – 39A Nguyen Trung Truc Street, Ben Thanh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City — 16:00, Wednesday 9 September 2026.

Ceremony details at cdrestop.com/en/su-kien/le-ky-ket · Press contact: hi@cdrestop.com · 0902 579 311

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