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Forum promotes digital transformation, innovation among youths

The Hub Network, in collaboration with the Global Shapers Community (GSC) Hanoi and the FPT Corporation, held the Hub Forum – The Execution on July 19, with the aim of promoting digital transformation and innovation among young people.
Forum promotes digital transformation, innovation among youths ảnh 1An overview of the Hub Forum. (Photo: Hub Network)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Hub Network, in collaboration with the GlobalShapers Community (GSC) Hanoi and the FPT Corporation, held the Hub Forum – TheExecution on July 19, with the aim of promoting digital transformation andinnovation among young people.

The forum aimed to disseminate the spirit of modernisation, digitaltransformation and innovation to youth union members and young people, especiallystudents of universities, colleges and academies.

It also contributed to attracting investment, strengthening connectivitybetween generations of Vietnamese people, intellectuals, entrepreneurs,experts, and socio-economic and political organisations to better support theyoung generation in this field.

The Hub Forum attracted the participation of over 400delegates, and more than 200,000 visits on online channels.

The GSC is a group of 40 young entrepreneurs who createpositive influence for the society in Hanoi. Meanwhile, the Hub Networkcomprises of 22 startup clubs across Vietnam, with a vision to become the No.1youth organisation supporting youth startups in the country./.

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