The event is expected to draw 4,000 CEOs and founders, 300 exhibitors, over 100 startups from Vietnam and abroad, and more than 70 investment funds and financial institutions.
The event emphasized the importance of collaboration to build a robust network for training, research, and technology transfer in Vietnam's semiconductor sector.
At a policy forum on March 14, PM Pham Minh Chinh laid stress on Vietnam’s commitment to rapid and sustainable growth driven by science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
Vietnam’s e-commerce market continued to see impressive growth in 2024 and 2025 holds great promise given the country ranks among the fastest-growing markets globally.
Vietnam is working closely with Japanese partners to determine a new timeline for launching the satellite, ensuring that it can operate stably on orbit.
A proposal for pilot program for fintech activities, including digital asset and cryptocurrency trading at financial centers will be submitted to the Prime Minister in March.
The initiative aims to align with Hanoi's broader socio-economic growth objectives, ensuring the high-tech park meets both regional and national priorities.
Priority will be given to attracting investment in areas such as the design, packaging, and testing of semiconductor products; sensors; IoT devices with MEMS technology.
Party General Secretary To Lam asked for measures to tackle obstacles that hinder the development of science and technology, innovation and digital transformation: