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Vietnam seeks deeper AI and quantum technology partnership with Japan
Vietnam's top leader has called for strengthened cooperation with Japan in artificial intelligence and quantum technology, emphasizing the role of expert networks in advancing bilateral science and technology ties.
LSN Vietnam ·
Party General Secretary and President To Lam has urged the expansion of collaborative networks between Vietnamese and Japanese specialists to facilitate deeper engagement in emerging technology sectors, according to statements from Vietnam's leadership.
The call reflects growing recognition among Vietnamese policymakers of the strategic importance of advanced technologies including artificial intelligence and quantum computing in driving economic development and technological advancement.
By establishing stronger bridges between expert communities in both nations, Vietnam aims to leverage Japanese technical expertise and innovation capabilities while contributing its own research and development resources to joint initiatives.
The emphasis on people-to-people and expert-level exchanges underscores a broader strategy to move beyond traditional bilateral cooperation frameworks toward knowledge-sharing arrangements that could accelerate technological progress in both countries.
The development comes as Vietnam continues to prioritize partnerships with major Asian economies to strengthen its technological capabilities and position itself as an attractive hub for high-tech investment and innovation in the region.