Hanoi: Vietnam has laid stress on the significance of international cooperation in the research and development of energy technologies, particularly in the emerging field of fusion energy, an optimal clean energy source that requires intensive research and funding. Attending a panel discussion at the ongoing international forum World Atom Week 2025 in Moscow, Professor and Academician Le Truong Giang, Vice President of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST), underscored that collaboration must start immediately in preparation for the future.
According to Vietnam News Agency, Professor Giang emphasized the necessity of pooling global resources and expertise to make significant strides in energy technology. He advocated for swift action to harness the potential of fusion energy, which is still in its developmental stages but promises to be a sustainable solution for the world’s growing energy needs.
The forum, which gathers experts and leaders in the energy sector, provides a platform for countries to share knowledge and form partnerships. Vietnam’s participation highlights its commitment to pursuing innovative solutions and contributing to the global dialogue on sustainable energy.