Hanoi: Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha expressed his hope that the establishment of the TUMO Centre for Creative Technologies will open a new space for Vietnamese students and young people to connect research with practice, equipping them with solid knowledge and skills for their future careers. Addressing the 2025 Armenia – Vietnam Education and Technology Summit on September 23, the Deputy PM noted that Armenia has rapidly transitioned towards a knowledge-based economy, driven by technology, innovation, green growth, and digital transformation, which is valuable experience for Vietnam in its new stage of development.
According to Vietnam News Agency, the summit highlighted the mutual benefits of collaboration between Vietnam and Armenia in education and technology. The TUMO Centre initiative is expected to facilitate this collaboration, providing a platform for Vietnamese youth to engage with cutting-edge technological advancements and innovative practices.
The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the significance of learning from Armenia’s experience in digital transformation and innovation, which could play a crucial role in Vietnam’s ongoing development efforts. The summit served as a platform for both nations to explore potential partnerships and share expertise, paving the way for strengthened bilateral relations in key sectors.