The partnership expected to give students and teachers greater access to digital design tools while supporting the long-term development of a highly skilled digital workforce.
The company proposes four key areas for expanded cooperation, including developing AI infrastructure, talents and startups, and connecting Vietnam’s AI ecosystem with global markets.
The participation of Vietnamese companies in OpenAI’s global partner network signals that the country’s technology sector is becoming more deeply involved in the global AI deployment value chain, moving beyond simply adopting existing AI tools.
On the sidelines of the UK-Vietnam High-Level Conference in Hanoi on August 12, H.E. Iain Frew, Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Vietnam, told VnEconomy / Vietnam Economic Times about Vietnam-UK cooperation in technology, strengthening multifaceted collaboration, and developing financial technology...
The network is designed to attract, connect and sustain the participation of Vietnamese AI experts across the globe while creating a mechanism for international-standard knowledge transfer, mentorship and training to enhance the quality of Vietnam's AI workforce.
The capital is currently home to 221 science and technology enterprises, more than 1,000 innovative start-ups and nearly 11,000 digital technology companies.
Vietnam currently ranks first in ASEAN in the proportion of AI pioneers, with 39% of workers classified as advanced AI users—more than double the global average of 16%, according to Microsoft Vietnam’s Work Trend Index 2026 report.
This new framework serves as a benchmark for assessing the integration of AI across 14 ministries, three ministerial-level agencies, and 34 localities nationwide.
The initiative applies artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced intelligent recognition technologies to streamline administrative procedures and improve public services in the central city.
Vietnam's strong adoption of NotebookLM reflects the country's growing interest in applying artificial intelligence to education, research and business activities.
Mr. Dao Quang Binh, General Director of Tap chi Kinh te Viet Nam / Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy, reflects on the ideas, values, and innovations that shaped the publications’ journey from economic newspaper to AI-powered knowledge platform.
Under a project approved by the Government, Vietnam aims to form at least ten such enterprises by 2030 to serve as the backbone for the country’s digital transformation and the protection of its digital sovereignty.
Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy gathered insights from policymakers, experts, and businesses on how AI is transforming transportation and mobility around Vietnam.