Vietnam's Top Leader Visits French Atomic Commission, Thales R&D Hub
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President To Lam visited France, inspecting the Atomic Energy Commission and Thales' R&D hub. He called for enhanced cooperation in doctoral and master's programs to foster scientists capable of mastering quantum technologies and to increase the localization rate of core technologies for Vietnam's next-generation satellite program.
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