Grab has made a long-term commitment to expanding its technological capabilities in Vietnam

At the national conference on May 18, the Party leader highlighted that in pursuit of socialist-oriented market economy, it is imperative to bring into full use of all resources to achieve rapid and sustainable development.

The event drawing major technology firms from both countries, discussing emerging technologies, innovation strategies, and digital transformation.

A program titled "Science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation: breakthroughs to lead the country into an era of wealth and prosperity" was launched on May 16.

Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung leads the working group.

While much has been done globally, ministerial discussions at the recent 4th P4G Summit heard that the pace of change towards sustainability needs to be quickened.

Despite its strong potential for developing smart agriculture, Vietnam still faces numerous challenges that must be addressed to achieve more robust and sustainable growth in the sector.

By the end of 2024, Vietnam’s startup ecosystem had grown to over 4,000 startups, including two unicorns and eleven endeavors valued at over $100 million.

Organizations and individuals are invited to submit project registration applications from May 10 to May 24, 2025.

It is envisioned as a strategic hub for the growth of the information technology industry.

The forum is designed as an open space for experts and businesses from Vietnam and Austria to exchange knowledge, share strengths, and collaborate in technology, innovation, and digital transformation.

Much effort has been exerted for Vietnam to actively accelerate its 5G expansion in a viable manner.

This event highlights a shared commitment to developing smarter, greener, and more livable cities in Vietnam, while deepening economic and trade relations between Australia and Vietnam.

The event attracting 400 delegates, including leading AI businesses and experts.

The alliance aims to foster a new generation of professionals with strong expertise, technological proficiency, and essential skills—preparing them to take active roles in executing Resolution 57-NQ/TW.