Keyword: "Vietnam Space Centre"

After more than 40 years, from its early steps, Vietnam has gradually mastered satellite technology, achieving significant milestones that help narrow the gap with the rest of the world. The establishment of the Vietnam Space Centre stands as a testament to the Government’s strong commitment to advancing science and technology, while opening up new frontiers for development.

With an initial technological base and timely policy support, Vietnam’s space sector is now poised for significant breakthroughs.

Vietnam could adopt a mission-based service procurement model, prioritising projects with clear social and economic benefits, while investing strategically in domestic capabilities, standardising data, elevating remote sensing data to national data status, and gradually localising space products.

A training workshop for teachers of the Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) 2017 programme was held on August 29 in Hanoi to help launch the programme in Vietnam.

Vietnam sets out a plan to become one of the region’s most advanced countries in satellite technology by producing LOTUSat-2 by 2022.