HCMC implements plan for controlled testing of new technologies
The southern city will establish an environment conducive to controlled testing by providing space, infrastructure, and support facilities for UAV testing.

Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) has launched a plan to facilitate the controlled testing of new technology solutions, including unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones) and autonomous vehicles, within its High-Tech Park and Concentrated Information Technology (IT) Zones.
As part of the initiative, relevant departments, agencies, and units will enhance communication about the policy for controlled testing in these designated zones.
Training sessions will be organized for organizations, businesses, and individuals involved in research and development (R&D), and the application of UAVs and autonomous vehicles.
Additionally, the city will establish an environment conducive to controlled testing by providing space, infrastructure, and support facilities for UAV testing.
Controlled testing of UAVs and autonomous vehicles will proceed with assistance provided to participating organizations. The HCMC High-Tech Park Management Board will oversee the testing process, coordinating with relevant agencies and units to ensure compliance with regulations. This supervision aims to safeguard safety, security, public order, and the interests of all stakeholders within managed areas.
The City People's Committee has designated Quang Trung Software City Development Company Limited (QTSC) and the High-Tech Park Management Board as the primary contact points for organizations seeking support in obtaining permits and licenses related to the controlled testing process, particularly those under the City's licensing authority.