《2025年越南创新创业生态系统报告》发布

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the report is that Vietnam's innovation and startup ecosystem has entered a deep development and strong integration phase after over 10 years of formation and growth, with more than 4,000 startups and 2 unicorns [1] - The report highlights the government's initiatives at the central level, including multiple cooperation plans and support policies, such as the issuance of government decrees to encourage private economic development and establish a national innovation and entrepreneurship incentive mechanism [1] - The report identifies eight potential startup sectors in Vietnam, including climate technology, creative economy, aging technology, educational technology, plastic industry innovation, electric vehicles, women-led enterprises, and the overseas Vietnamese entrepreneur community [1] Group 2 - Vietnam aims to add 3 to 4 unicorns by 2030, focusing on 11 strategic technology areas, with artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and green technology being the top three priority sectors [2] - A key highlight of the report is the establishment of a national venture capital fund plan, initially utilizing approximately $20 million in state capital, with a target scale of at least $100 million, while encouraging local governments to establish their own venture capital funds [2]