Vietnam Elevates AI, Digitalization as National Strategy Pillars, Accelerating Innovation via International Cooperation
Vietnam is positioning AI, semiconductors, and robotic automation as key national development pillars, accelerating technological innovation through international cooperation. Notably, it is strengthening ties with South Korea, increasing interest in digital ID integration and infrastructure development. This forms part of Vietnam's strategy to deepen its participation in global AI value chains and boost economic growth.
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