Vietnam's strong adoption of NotebookLM reflects the country's growing interest in applying artificial intelligence to education, research and business activities.
The country records a trade deficit of $16.8 billion, indicating that the economy remains in an expansionary phase with businesses increasing production capacity to meet growing demand.
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.
At a meeting with Russia’s Rosatom in Kazan, Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung noted that the Vietnam–Russia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, underpinned by a high level of political trust, provides a strong impetus and an important foundation for elevating bilateral cooperation in atomic energy into a long-term strategic pillar.
At the ASEAN-Russia Business Forum, held in Kazan, Russia, on June 17, Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung highlighted that given the rapid and complex transformations around the world, it is imperative for ASEAN and Russia to foster trusted partnerships, stable markets, and resilient supply chains.
Previously, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment held the sole authority for issuing these export certificates. Under the new regulations, agencies designated by chairpersons of provincial-level People’s Committees will directly receive and process applications.