The seminar brought together leaders and top experts from major U.S. tech companies like AMD, Google, and Marvell, as well as representatives from semiconductor industry associations. Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung highlighted that the Vietnam-U.S. relationship is deepening, especially in terms of economic and high-tech cooperation.
During the seminar, participants shared international experiences and noted that Vietnam has great potential for collaboration in these areas. They expressed confidence that, with the current strategy, Vietnam will become an attractive destination for investors and achieve significant success in the future.
General Secretary and President To Lam speaks at the seminar on Strengthening Vietnam-U.S. Cooperation in the Development of the Semiconductor and Artificial Intelligence Industries. Photo: Lam Khanh/TTXVN
During the seminar, General Secretary and President To Lam highlighted three strategic priorities for socio-economic development by 2030: institutional reform, infrastructure, and human resources. The growth of the semiconductor and AI industries is seen as a key focus as Vietnam moves toward a digital and green economy.
Vietnam has many strengths for developing these industries, including hundreds of thousands of programmers and millions of IT professionals trained over the past 20 years, which provides a strong foundation for the AI and semiconductor sectors. Additionally, Vietnam welcomes U.S. companies and organizations to collaborate in developing innovative and sustainable solutions together.
Source: baotintuc.vn
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