On August 5, 2024, within the framework of his visit and work in Japan, Minister Nguyen Manh Hung worked with the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) to promote cooperation between the two countries in the fields of ICT and semiconductor industry.

At the meeting, Mr. Kozuki Ryosuki, Deputy Minister of METI of Japan, shared Japan's experience in developing these industries, considering the semiconductor industry as important as the automobile industry. Japan is focusing on mobilizing resources and supporting businesses to develop key technologies such as semiconductors and AI. However, Japan is also facing some difficulties such as ensuring human resources for the above industries. Mr. Kozuki Ryosuki, Deputy Minister of METI Japan and Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung

Minister Nguyen Manh Hung shared about the construction of Vietnam's major policies and strategies on the development of the ICT and semiconductor industries, focusing on accelerating the training and development of semiconductor human resources. Currently, many Vietnamese digital technology enterprises have invested in business, providing services and technology solutions to partners in Japan. Overview of the working session.

Regarding digital infrastructure development, the two sides discussed and agreed to strengthen cooperation in developing 5G Open-RAN equipment, supporting businesses of the two countries to soon deploy joint research and development projects to supply the markets of the two countries and around the world. Along with the strong development of the cooperative relationship between the two countries, especially after upgrading the relationship to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in 2023, the two sides agreed to promote new cooperation programs and initiatives at many different levels, together unlocking potentials, bringing the Vietnam - Japan cooperative relationship in the field of ICT and semiconductor industry to a new level.

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