Vietnam and Hungary take a step toward agricultural and technological cooperation
Vietnam and Hungary aim to increase joint research and training projects in the fields of smart agriculture, biotechnology, and artificial intelligence.
Vietnam and Hungary are deepening their cooperation in education, scientific research, and technology transfer, with a primary focus on smart agriculture, biotechnology, and artificial intelligence applications.
Vietnamese Ambassador to Hungary Bui Le Thai met with Professor Dr. Csaba Gyuricza, Rector of the Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences (MATE), to enhance relations between the two countries. During the meeting, MATE's academic expertise was praised, and proposals were made to strengthen joint efforts in biotechnology, climate-resilient cultivation, agricultural processing and preservation, sustainable aquaculture, smart agriculture, and artificial intelligence.
MATE Rector Professor Dr. Csaba Gyuricza also stated that they are ready to expand cooperation in education, research, and technology transfer processes. The meeting discussed the implementation of joint research projects, the execution of joint educational programs, and the increase of student and faculty exchange programs. There are currently 51 Vietnamese students pursuing undergraduate and doctoral degrees within the university.