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Hanoi innovative business incubator becomes operational

The Hanoi innovative business incubator of information technology was put into use on January 9 at 185 Giang Vo street.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The Hanoi innovative businessincubator of information technology was put into use on January 9 at 185 GiangVo street.

It is designed to have an open space with a working area, a conference andexhibition area, and the other for community activities.

This is the first incubator in the information technology field set up by themunicipal People’s Committee and managed by the city Department of Informationand Communications.

The well-equipped incubator gathers excellent IT entrepreneurs and experts who assiststartups in running their businesses.

The launch of the incubator reflects the municipal authorities’ determinationto build a startup ecosystem and support local startup businesses towards developingHanoi into an innovative startup capital, said Vu Tan Cuong, Director of theHanoi information technology and communications trading centre.

On the occasion, many prestigious partners signed cooperation agreements with theincubator’s management board, including Microsoft Vietnam, Hanoi Telecom andCMC Telecom.-VNA
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