HÀ NỘI — Hà Nội should prioritize selective investment in universities and the creation of specialized laboratories for strategic technologies to bolster research capabilities and encourage investments could be facilitated through major universities or innovation hubs, providing a space where researchers and industry leaders can collaborate on testing and development.
This strategy would enable companies to better gauge the future <a sandboxes" or controlled testing environments for new innovations. However, both research institutions and businesses require clearer instructions on how to effectively utilize these policy frameworks.
“The next crucial step is to provide guidance for implementation,” he said, noting that even organisations interested in testing new technologies could be uncertain about where to begin and which procedures to follow.
He stressed that robust cooperation between the State, academic institutions, and the private sector is vital for fostering a high-performing innovation ecosystem.
Businesses should communicate their specific technological obstacles to universities, enabling researchers to focus on solving practical industry problems rather than operating in isolation from market needs.
“The most important thing is to create an environment and trust that enable businesses, universities and the Government to exchange information and cooperate more closely,” he said.
Regarding human relume of graduates, but rather the quality of training provided for core and strategic technologies
He identified the presence of qualified lecturers, modern laboratory facilities, international partnerships, and stronger ties between academia and industry as essential components for enhancing educational standards.
Attracting overseas Vietnamese experts depends not only on financial incentives, but also on providing a research environment where they can pursue their work and create value, he added.
