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VNU Hanoi launches plan to boost science and technology in Vietnam

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On October 25, 2026, VNU Hanoi launched its 120-Day Breakthrough Development Plan during the "Hoa Lac New Day 2026" program. The plan is designed to promote science, technology, innovation, research infrastructure, and cooperation with businesses. The Deputy Prime Minister noted that VNU Hanoi has already established six start-up enterprises from research results, reflecting progress in linking scientific research with practical application.

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The Vietnamese government views knowledge, science, technology, innovation, and high-quality human resources as decisive factors for the country's rapid and sustainable growth. The Deputy Prime Minister stressed that VNU Hanoi must continue its pioneering role in developing technology and helping to address Vietnam's major national challenges.

The Vietnamese government is driving a strategic partnership focused on education growth, specifically involving a project for an RMIT Melbourne branch campus.

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  • VietnamThe nation benefiting from the push for science, technology, and high-quality human resources.

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