For Vietnam, as the demand for capital to fund infrastructure, manufacturing, innovation, and digital transformation grows, tokenized Real World Assets (RWA) is viewed as a high-potential trend that requires serious research and cautious, long-term implementation.
By market, the United States remains the largest destination for Vietnam’s wood exports, with turnover reaching $4.3 billion, accounting for nearly 49.7% of its total wood exports.
NATIF Director Bui Quang Minh noted that many enterprises have already identified their AI needs and collected sufficient data but still struggle with a shortage of experts, financial constraints, and implementation frameworks.
During a reception for Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. George Gerapetritis, PM Le Minh Hung emphasized the need to effectively leverage existing cooperation mechanisms, promote economic, trade, and investment ties, and efficiently exploit the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement.
The introduction of Amazon Web Services’ first Local Zone in Hanoi brings low-latency cloud infrastructure to Vietnam as demand for AI, digital transformation, and local data processing continues to accelerate.
Upon completion, the ceramic manufacturing complex is expected to achieve an annual production capacity of approximately 170 million ceramic products and generate more than $200 million in export revenue each year.