阮感谢WIPO多年来对越南发展科技创新，尤其是知识产权保护和应用的支持，提议WIPO协助越 南实现在未来5到10年内跻身全球创新指数前30的目标。 双方合作谅解备忘录旨在围绕优先领域开展合作，协助越南在科技创新发展和国家数字化转型等领 域实现重大突破，内容涉及知识产权政策与法律制定、增强公众认知、人力资源培训、企业支持及提升 国家知识产权机构能力等内容。 越通社9月25日报道，世界知识产权组织（WIPO）总干事邓鸿森（Daren Tang）9月25日至26日访 问越南，会见越科技部长阮孟雄，并与越南科技部知识产权局签署合作谅解备忘录。 邓高度评价越南近期出台关于科技创新和数字化转型的法律政策，尤其是越共中央政治局关于推进 科技创新和国家数字化转型突破发展的第57号决议。希助越南实现该决议中所设定的各项目标，促进越 南吸引投资，将目标转化为可量化成果，如创造就业机会、推动企业发展、促进服务产品创新等。 双方一致明确，优先合作领域为支持核查、制定并实施国家层面知识产权法律、战略及行动计划； 确保越南各类国际知识产权注册体系高效运行；提升中介机构、中小企业及初创企业知识产权管理、保 护和商业化能力。双方还将促进国内 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes Vietnam's commitment to advancing its internet infrastructure to support digital transformation and industrial internet development [1][2][3] - The Ministry of Science and Technology is focusing on establishing standards for connectivity, data transmission, and industrial processes to align with international standards [1][2] - The future of the internet in Vietnam is envisioned as an industrial internet, where production lines, robots, and smart sensors will be interconnected to optimize the entire production ecosystem [1][2] Group 2 - To meet the demands of industrial internet applications, Vietnam's digital infrastructure must possess characteristics such as high capacity, wide bandwidth, sustainability, and security, with IPv6 being a crucial solution [2] - As of July 2025, Vietnam aims for a 65.5% IPv6 usage rate, positioning itself among the top ten globally, with a goal to transition to IPv6 only by 2030-2032 [2] - The Vietnam Internet Center is working towards achieving a 90% IPv6 application rate by 2030 and ensuring a 99.9999% operational security rate for its internet infrastructure [2] Group 3 - The Vietnam Internet Center has signed cooperation agreements with over 20 provincial technology departments to jointly manage and develop secure and sustainable internet infrastructure [3] - These collaborations aim to facilitate digital transformation and the development of the digital economy across various regions in Vietnam [3]

Group 1 - The Vietnamese government is promoting the National Master Plan for 2021-2030 and the Central Political Bureau's Resolution No. 57 to effectively attract and utilize various resources, focusing on technology, innovation, and digital transformation [1] - Vietnam is experiencing an unprecedented wave of high-tech and innovation investments, particularly in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, which is becoming a focal point for global strategic investors [1][2] - In 2024, Vietnam's innovation sector is expected to attract $2.3 billion in investments across 141 transactions, with significant growth in both mid-sized and small transactions [1] Group 2 - Vietnam's stable infrastructure and investment environment have maintained investor confidence, even amid global venture capital and private equity caution [2] - The total value of foreign direct investment (FDI) projects currently being executed in Vietnam is approaching $500 billion, with major strategic projects from companies like Samsung, Intel, Lego, and Foxconn [2] - Vietnam is transitioning from a potential market to a dynamic country, with the next decade being crucial for its development path [2] Group 3 - The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the core role of innovation funds and private capital in driving the innovation ecosystem, calling for collaboration among various stakeholders to optimize policies and create a more open investment environment [3] - The government is committed to facilitating conditions for all parties dedicated to promoting innovation development [3] Group 4 - Vietnam attracts over $500 million in venture capital annually, with a focus on addressing financing issues to support startup development [4] - The government is encouraged to provide seed funding to leverage larger private capital investments, while establishing incubation mechanisms and targeted support policies [4]