Vietnam's top leader calls for stronger AI, quantum technology ties with Japan
Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President To Lam, during his visit to Japan, urged stronger cooperation with the host country in advanced fields like AI and quantum technology. He emphasized leveraging Vietnamese scientists' expertise, experience, and resources to accelerate Vietnam's technological development.
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