The Vietnamese government is actively preparing to attract electronics and semiconductor investment, leveraging advantages like strong infrastructure, R&D incentives, and a skilled workforce. Vietnam prioritizes hi-tech projects and is developing a scheme to train 50,000 semiconductor engineers by 2030.
The National Innovation Centre will focus on key areas like smart factories, digital communication, and semiconductors, with partnerships secured with US chipmakers. An investment support fund is being drafted to offer financial assistance for hi-tech sectors. Hanoi aims to establish new industrial parks by 2025 to attract modern, clean technology investors.
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