Vietnam's Advantages in Global Semiconductor Supply Chain Highlighted
Speaking at a semiconductor technology training course held in Hanoi, French Embassy representative Romain Busuttil stated that Vietnam possesses high-level human resources and strong political will to strengthen its position in the global supply chain.
A semiconductor technology training course was held at Hanoi University of Science and Technology, with the participation of 25 officials from government offices, ministries, and local authorities. Speaking at the event, Romain Busuttil, Deputy Counselor for Cooperation and Cultural Affairs at the French Embassy in Vietnam, emphasized that Vietnam possesses significant advantages such as a high level of human resources, a dynamic economy, open policies, and strong political will to develop new value-added sectors.
The training program held at Hanoi University of Science and Technology was implemented within the framework of the digital transformation cooperation program between the Government Office and the French Embassy in Vietnam. Officials from the Government Office and the Ministries of Science and Technology, Finance, Education and Training, and Industry and Trade participated in the course. Nguyen Cong Thanh, Deputy Director of the National Digital Transformation Department, stated that semiconductors are a strategic sector linked to the country's technological self-sufficiency, economic security, and sustainable development. Thanh noted that their goal is to help advisory staff understand the nature of the entire value chain, identify bottlenecks, and evaluate investment feasibility.