The conference, organised by the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET), assessed initial results of Strategy 1018 on Vietnam’s semiconductor industry development to 2030 with a vision to 2050, and Programme 1017 on developing human resources for the sector.
Implemented in parallel, the “Digital literacy for all” movement carries an urgent mission to popularise digital knowledge and skills nationwide, enabling all citizens to access and effectively use digital services and platforms, and become digital citizens contributing to national digital transformation.
The programme aims to develop high-quality human resources through undergraduate, master’s, doctoral and short-term training courses in these countries, with priority given to disciplines in which these countries have strong expertise.
Under the agreement, the two sides will collaborate on research, development, and application of new technologies in the fields of petrochemical refining, chemicals, new materials, clean energy, and renewable energy.
According to statistics, Vietnam currently has nearly 78,000 digital technology companies with approximately 1.9 million workers in the information technology (IT) sector. However, these firms still face difficulties in recruiting high-quality human resources in the current context.
Resolution 71 outlines comprehensive solutions to address these bottlenecks, such as exempting tuitions, adopting full-day schooling, and prioritising investment in boarding and semi-boarding schools in border and disadvantaged regions.
The scheme aims to strengthen Vietnam’s science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) capacity, fostering a workforce capable of driving innovation and participating in advanced research in strategic high-tech industries.
To date, Bac Ninh is home to 2,475 active FDI projects, with a total registered capital exceeding 31 billion USD.
Phuc stressed that Vietnam’s green transition always places people at the centre by creating sustainable employment opportunities, and ensuring labourers have access to jobs in the green economy.
Experts in Singapore believe that innovation represents a breakthrough path for Vietnam, which is advancing to the new era - that of the nation's rise.
A job fair was held at Seoul Cyber University on February 23, opening up job opportunities, and shared knowledge, experience, and career guidance for Vietnamese students in the Republic of Korea.
Party General Secretary To Lam hosted a reception in Ho Chi Minh City on January 9 for former Party and State leaders and veteran officials, as well as outstanding intellectuals, scientists, and artists from southern provinces and cities.
Within the framework of the comprehensive strategic partnership between Vietnam and Japan, the central coastal city of Da Nang is ramping up efforts to promote study abroad programmes and high-tech workforce training with Japanese localities, Vice Chairwoman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyen Thi Anh Thi has said.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Head of the National Steering Committee for Semiconductor Industry Development, urged the development of incentive mechanisms and policies to promote the development of the semiconductor industry, while chairing the first meeting of the committee in Hanoi on December 14 morning.
Party General Secretary To Lam attended a meeting with outstanding teachers and education managers in Hanoi on November 18, during which he asked for stronger efforts to complete the goal of education and training reform.
Ho Chi Minh City strives to have 23 doctors, 40 nurses and 42 hospital beds per 10,000 residents by 2030.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh had a meeting with Alexey Likhachev, Director General of Russia's Rosatom State Atomiс Energy Corporation (Rosatom) on the sidelines of the expanded BRICS Summit in Kazan city of Russia on October 24 morning.
Secretary of the Party Committee of the central city of Da Nang Nguyen Van Quang on September 6 had a meeting with a delegation of the Lao National Assembly (NA) led by its Vice Chairman Sommad Pholsena.
Overseas Vietnamese (OVs) suggested the Government invest in science and technology to support the nation’s green and sustainable development while attending the 2024 Forum of OV Intellectuals and Experts held as part of the 4th World Conference of OVs on August 22.
Cooperation in training high-quality human resources between Vietnam and Russia remains a top priority for Vietnam in the coming time, Pham Quang Hung, Director of the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET)'s International Cooperation Department has said.