Bilateral meetings between leaders of the Ministry of Science and Technology and international partners are also expected to be held on the sidelines of the event.
The ministry has approved two research and development projects in September, proposed by military-run Viettel Group and state-owned Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group (VNPT).
With this golden opportunity at hand, the time to act is now. However, the country must accelerate the sector''s development, as the chance is narrowing given the rapid pace of AI growth.
The programme has three components: AI training for teachers, career guidance and digital safety for parents and students, and practical AI courses for high school students.
AI is transforming workplaces, but experts say human judgement, critical thinking and the ability to apply knowledge to real-world problems will remain essential as technology accelerates.
Under Decision No. 1951/QĐ-TTg signed by Deputy Prime Minister Hồ Quốc Dũng on Thursday, the project targets to produce at least 20 key strategic technological products in the 2026-35 period.
The country needs more firms that master technologies, build trusted brands and run production networks able to compete globally. Progress over the next five to 10 years must show up in productivity, job quality and market position, said top leader...
Việt Nam''s rapid improvement in mobile internet performance, particularly in Hà Nội, has been driven largely by the commercialisation of 5G services and the continued expansion of network coverage.
Tasks must be closely aligned with the industry''s development needs, focusing on strategic technologies and products, as well as technological upgrades that enable enterprises to adopt and apply research findings.
In addition, VRT&CON 2026 will also ramp up trade and investment promotion programmes through B2B matchmaking, VIP networking, press tours, and in-depth working sessions.
The amendments are mainly related streamlining and simplifying administrative procedures ensuring consistency and alignment with the 2025 Law on Public Employees and addressing urgent issues and inadequacies in the implementation of science, technology and innovation activities.
Infineon Technologies opens new office in HCM City, planning to further invest and support the country to become a leading semiconductor innovation hub in Southeast Asia.
The capital aims to lead Việt Nam in the Provincial Innovation Index (PII) and rank among the top five provinces and cities nationwide in AI research and development.
The International Technology Exhibition (iTECH EXPO 2026) opened in HCM City on September 30, bringing together nearly 100 exhibition booths from more than 200 domestic and international technology organisations and businesses, with over 1,000 technology products, devices and solutions on display.