Topic: semiconductor industry

The event emphasized the importance of collaboration to build a robust network for training, research, and technology transfer in Vietnam's semiconductor sector.

Priority will be given to attracting investment in areas such as the design, packaging, and testing of semiconductor products; sensors; IoT devices with MEMS technology.

Strengthening cooperation in the semiconductor industry, particularly in workforce training, is considered crucial for both countries.

Policies and solutions to be carried out to attract more investment in this sector this year.

Emphasis should be placed on the semiconductor industry, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, cloud computing, and the creative economy.

At the first meeting of the National Steering Committee for Semiconductor Industry Development on December 14, PM Pham Minh Chinh affirmed that the industry is Vietnam’s strategic choice and top priority.

Vietnam will play a significant role in the global AI ecosystem.

Vietnam is leveraging its talented workforce while addressing policy challenges to attract semiconductor investment and build a competitive ecosystem.

In 2040-2050, Vietnam aims to become a leading country in the semiconductor and electronics industry.

Among the 50,000 personnel with university degrees or higher, at least 42,000 engineers and graduates will be trained.