This served as a key event, creating a direct networking space to drive substantive collaborative initiatives between the two nations.
The exhibition brought together numerous representative Vietnamese ministries, agencies, and enterprises, including the Ministry of Science and Technology, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Education and Training, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Viet Nam Airlines, Vietjet Air, and Becamex Group. The diverse exhibition zones comprehensively reflected the vast potential for cooperation across key sectors between Viet Nam and Australia.

Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan alongside representatives from enterprises, institutes, and universities displaying products at the Viet Nam - Australia Tech Connect Forum 2026.
A key highlight of the exhibition was the space hosted by the Ministry of Science and Technology, featuring a technology demonstration stage and showcase models jointly organized by the National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (NAFOSTED) and the Vietnamese Experts and Intellectuals Association in Australia (VASEA). The event enabled Australian partners to directly engage with the R&D capabilities and practical applications of Vietnamese institutions.
Additionally, this zone showcased advanced technological solutions from the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, MedCAT Joint Stock Company, Dong Anh Electrical Equipment Corporation, SotaTek Technology Joint Stock Company, and Kaopiz Holding Joint Stock Company. Displays spanned a wide array of fields, including information technology, artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation, and engineering solutions tailored for manufacturing and business operations.
By combining physical displays, live demonstrations, and direct B2B matchmaking, the exhibition served not only as a platform for information exchange but also opened up concrete collaborative opportunities. The exhibition contributed to facilitating a crucial transition from "research cooperation" to "technology development and application cooperation," while encouraging co-investment of resources, commercialization of research outcomes, and the formation of new value chains.







