By 2025, Vietnam expects to build a database on 4,000 dossiers of foreign technologies, acquire 400 technologies from abroad, and master 10 technologies. The respective figures are expected to reach 10,000, 1,000 and 30 by 2030.
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Such is a salient point of Decision 138/QD-TTg, revising Decision 1851/QD-TTg issued in 2018, approving a project to promote the transfer, mastering and development of foreign technologies to Vietnam in prioritized industries and fields to 2025 with an orientation to 2030.
Accordingly, training courses, both in-person and online, on seeking, decoding, mastering and transferring technologies will be provided to about 4,000 technicians and administrators in businesses and organizations, which is expected to increase to 10,000 by 2030. Meanwhile, a network of 200 and 500 international technology partners will be set up by 2025 and 2030, respectively.
At the same time, the number of FDI projects that include the transfer of technologies to local firms will increase 10 percent each year by 2025 and 15 percent per year by 2030, while 30 percent of businesses producing major products in prioritized areas are expected to build their own research and development facilities serving the transfer and absorption of technologies. The percentage is expected to increase to 70 percent by 2030.
Under the new decision, greater attention will be paid to enhancing human resource quality through the in-depth training at home and abroad and inviting foreign experts to work and give training in Vietnam.
Worthy of note, along with receiving assistance to improve their capacity to seek, negotiate, evaluate, transfer and absorb technologies, businesses and organizations will be supported to implement projects to transfer, decode, master and develop technologies from abroad to Vietnam.- (VLLF)
