Vietnam's technology and diplomacy move draws a roadmap in the global race
Through foreign relations and local coordination, Vietnam aims to move beyond being just a user in technology transfer and establish full mastery.
At the 33rd Diplomatic Conference chaired by Politburo member and Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Hoai Trung, the country's strategic moves in science and technology and international cooperation opportunities were evaluated.
Diplomatic Conference and Cooperation
Politburo member and Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Hoai Trung chaired the session within the framework of the 33rd Diplomatic Conference.
Local governments, businesses, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs must work in close coordination during this process.
Goal of Technology Mastery
Critical technologies such as artificial intelligence and semiconductors are rapidly entering production, and simply purchasing machinery is no longer considered sufficient.
Vietnam aims not to remain merely a user in technology processes but to achieve complete mastery in these areas.
Needs Analysis of Regions
Each region requires technological solutions specific to its economic structure and development priorities.
While agricultural regions focus on automation, industrialized regions are concerned with areas such as robotics and energy efficiency.
International Partnerships and Vision
Cooperation is established even with developed countries on a global scale, ensuring participation in global research and production chains.
Strategies announced through Prime Ministerial decisions and national digital transformation plans provide a legal framework for this process.