Vietnam Seeks to Boost Education and Technology Cooperation with France

Politburo Member, Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee, and Chairman of its Commission for Organisation Nguyen Duy Ngoc stated that education and training, science and technology, and high-quality human resources are key areas of cooperation in Vietnam-France relations during his visit to the Institut Polytechnique de Paris on September 11. Top Vietnamese leader meets with President of French Senate in Paris Top Vietnamese leader visits French atomic commission, Thales R&D hub Top leader receives Vietnamese technology experts in France This visit underscores Vietnam's commitment to advancing its technological capabilities and nurturing a skilled workforce as it continues its economic growth. Under its one-party system, Vietnam prioritizes economic development, viewing international cooperation, particularly in advanced technology, as crucial for enhancing national competitiveness. The trip aims to elevate the quality of Vietnam's education system and cultivate future industrial leaders through collaboration with France's leading educational institutions. Cooperation in science and technology is particularly significant for Vietnam as it seeks to diversify its supply chains and reduce economic reliance on China. Ngoc's itinerary in Paris also included meetings with the President of the French Senate and visits to the French Atomic Energy Commission and Thales' R&D hub, indicating a broad exploration of cooperative avenues beyond education and science and technology. This aligns with Vietnam's diplomatic strategy of diversifying international relations and actively seeking partnerships beneficial for its development. Information Source: VietnamPlus English