NIPA Partners With Ho Chi Minh City on Korea-Vietnam AI Transformation
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The National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA) said on the 18th that it held the “Korea-Vietnam Artificial Intelligence Transformation Partnership Day” on the 10th and 11th in cooperation with the Startup and Innovation Hub of Ho Chi Minh City (SIHUB) in Vietnam.
The event was organized to respond to the Vietnamese government’s “National AI Strategy 2030” and to directly link domestically proven AI capabilities with local demand.
Eleven domestic AI companies participated in the event, the Ho Chi Minh City IT Support Center and SIHUB signed an MOU, and 102 export consultations, 16 MOU signings, and the discovery of more than 40 potential partners were recorded.
The National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA), in cooperation with the Startup and Innovation Hub of Ho Chi Minh City (SIHUB) in Vietnam, held the “Korea-Vietnam Artificial Intelligence Transformation Partnership Day” on the 10th and 11th, and announced the event on the 18th. The event was organized to respond to the Vietnamese government’s “National AI Strategy 2030” and to directly link domestically proven AI capabilities with local demand.
The event was designed to move away from a format centered on exhibitions and consultations, and was hosted by NIPA’s AI Utilization Division and the Ho Chi Minh City IT Support Center. They planned the program as a targeted approach that directly connected pre-identified demand organizations with companies.
A total of 11 promising AI companies that had completed on-site validation in South Korea took part in the event. In the ministry collaboration and public-sector AI transformation field, Insilicogen, JH Solution, People and Technology, Huins, and D2 Innovation participated, while in the AI agent field, SisOne, NC&Ai, A3, DM Technology Solution, Camelion, and Dmillion took part.
The participating companies pursued opportunities in local public, manufacturing, and medical demand.
During the event, the Ho Chi Minh City IT Support Center and SIHUB signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) and agreed to work together on supporting Korean companies’ local expansion, supporting proof-of-concept (PoC) efforts, and supporting commercialization. In parallel, the participating companies visited industrial complexes in three tracks — manufacturing, public sector, and medical — and held one-on-one business matching sessions. As a result, 102 export consultations, 16 MOU signings, and the discovery of more than 40 potential partners were recorded.
Kim Young-hoon, head of NIPA’s Ho Chi Minh City IT Support Center, said that rather than simply exchanging business cards, it is necessary to solve local demand-side problems through validation. He added that he intends to continue follow-up support based on cooperation with SIHUB, and said the goal is to connect domestic AI technologies with commercialization results on the ground in Ho Chi Minh City.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
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