For decades, foreign direct investment has helped fuel Hà Nội''s economic growth. Now the capital is raising its ambitions, shifting its focus towards technology-intensive, innovation-driven investment that can reshape its economy for the decades ahead.
The Government should the policy framework, universities provide training and research, while businesses connect education with market demand through technology transfer, practical learning opportunities and recruitment.
Hòa Lạc''s competitive advantage should not rely solely on land availability or infrastructure, but on its ability to a sustainable environment for research, innovation and technology development.
The Government is drafting a national strategy for the materials industry through 2030, seeking to shift the country''s competitive advantage from abundant natural resources to technological capability and high-value manufacturing.
The proposed 496.1-hectare high-tech park in Hưng Yên is expected to attract talent and innovation from Hà Nội while strengthening production and logistics links across the Northern Key Economic Region.
Cần Thơ has launched a plan to develop its digital technology industry through 2030, seeking to become the Mekong Delta’s digital hub and drive regional innovation and economic growth.
Authorities expect the policies to encourage more scientists, enterprises and investors to participate in developing technologies that will underpin Việt Nam''s future economic growth.
A young army of software engineers, competitive labour costs and deep mathematical skills have already made Việt Nam a magnet for IT outsourcing. Companies like FPT Software and VNG have proved they can compete in international markets. These sectors demand...
As Việt Nam pursues its technology ambitions under Resolution 57, success will depend not only on talent but also on stronger connections between researchers, businesses, universities and overseas Vietnamese experts.
As a leading centre for science, technology, and innovation, HCM City is taking proactive steps to build capacity for the quantum computing era, with a strong focus on developing talent to seize arising technological opportunities.
As Việt Nam advances its ambitions in strategic technologies, experts say the country''s success will depend not just on producing more engineers, but on rethinking how future technology talent is trained.