The initiative is expected to become an annual activity connecting C4IR centers worldwide, fostering long-term public-private partnerships, and generating practical projects for the city.
As the city's first open AI research space, the hub focuses on tackling socio-economic development challenges through AI, particularly in key sectors such as healthcare, education, and transportation.
Restructuring and connecting the process of performing financial obligations for administrative procedures in Hanoi's land sector to be implemented in an electronic environment.
The central city currently has three startup support centres, 12 incubators, eight co-working spaces, three makerspaces and dozens of university-based startup clubs.
PM Pham Minh Chinh emphasized that the greatest success of the 2025 Autumn Economic Forum was establishing it as the starting point for a long-term, sustainable, and strategic journey of cooperation, bringing benefits to all countries, international partners, and interested stakeholders.
The Prime Minister highlighted that in a challenging context where global economic growth has slowed, Vietnam’s growth has accelerated; while global public debt has risen, Vietnam’s public debt ratio has decreased; and both the scale of the economy and GDP per capita have increased.
At the Autumn Economic Forum 2025, Vietnam’s young people were recognized as a generation that takes center stage in shaping the country’s green and digital transformation in the AI era.