Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan delivered remarks at the event.
The Minister noted that as global supply chains continue to shift, Viet Nam needs to focus on several key priorities to seize emerging opportunities in the semiconductor sector.
These include improving mechanisms and policies for the development of the semiconductor industry; accelerating the training of high-quality human resources; strengthening research, design, technology development and innovation capacity; and promoting closer linkages among state management agencies, universities, research institutes and enterprises.
Viet Nam also needs to expand international cooperation, attract investment and gradually deepen its participation in the global semiconductor value chain, he said.
Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan was introduced to a robot dog using Intel-made chips.
According to the Minister, Viet Nam has several advantages in developing the semiconductor industry, including a young workforce, improving training capacity and growing interest from major global technology corporations.
"The Ministry of Science and Technology will continue to coordinate with ministries, sectors, localities and the business community to implement solutions for developing the semiconductor ecosystem, contributing to the implementation of national goals in science, technology, innovation and digital transformation," Minister Vu Hai Quan said.
