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Vietnam eyes 500 hi-tech manufacturers

By Maria SantosVietnam
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Vietnam eyes to have 500 manufacturers of hi-tech products and 200 agriculture companies using hi-tech applications as of 2030.

The government also targets to increase the export value of hi-tech products to about 60 percent of the total export value in the manufacturing and processing industry, according to National High-Tech Development Program 2030 recently issued by Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.

It also seeks to develop and master 20 high technologies as part of a tech list prioritized for investment and development in the region.

Funding for the program comes from state coffers, organizations, and private companies.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What specific targets has Vietnam set for its hi-tech sector by 2030?

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By 2030, Vietnam aims for 500 hi-tech product manufacturers and 200 agriculture companies using hi-tech applications. It also targets increasing hi-tech product exports to 60 percent of the total manufacturing and processing export value.

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Which government initiative outlines these hi-tech development goals?

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These targets are outlined in the National High-Tech Development Program 2030. This programme was recently issued by Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and includes plans for technological mastery and investment.

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Where will the funding for Vietnam's high-tech development programme come from?

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Funding for the National High-Tech Development Program 2030 will originate from a combination of sources. These include state coffers, various organisations, and contributions from private companies.

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How many high technologies does Vietnam aim to develop and master?

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Vietnam aims to develop and master 20 high technologies. These specific technologies are part of a prioritised list for investment and development within the region, as outlined in the programme.

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