- Dassault pledges to train 50,000 semiconductor engineers by 2030.
- Forum highlights 3D simulation, digital twins, and advanced manufacturing.
- Collaboration aims to build Vietnam’s digital workforce and global links.
The National Innovation Centre (NIC) and French multinational software company Dassault Systèmes jointly hosted a Business Leaders Forum in Hanoi to promote innovation and strategic technologies throughout Vietnam.
During the Forum, officials from Dassault Systèmes pledged to build on their collaboration with Vietnam, including training 50,000 semiconductor engineers by 2030. The firm will also help develop a talented workforce in innovation so Vietnam can take advantage of the opportunities in the digital era.
The Forum was a platform for sharing global experiences in 3D simulation, product design, the use of Dassault's digital platform, 3DEXPERIENCE, strategic technologies, and semiconductor value chains. The Forum and representatives from the Business Leadership Forum also focused on Vietnam's strategies for developing talented human resources in Vietnam's priority technology areas and linking Vietnamese firms with international tech leaders.
Over 50 top executives representing the semiconductor and tech sectors, as well as government and academia, came together to discuss how Vietnam can accelerate digital transformation, strengthen their workforce, and cultivate more international partnerships. Essential sessions discussed AI-driven "digital twin" solutions, integrated modeling and simulation (MODSIM), along with advanced manufacturing technologies that can enhance competitiveness and draw increased investment.
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During his initial remarks, Dr. Vo Xuan Hoai, Deputy Director of NIC, emphasized Vietnam’s firm dedication to science, technology, and innovation as detailed in Politburo Resolution 57-NQ/TW from December 22, 2024, and in Prime Ministerial Decision 1131/QĐ-TTg released on June 12, 2025. They recognize 11 strategic technology areas and 35 essential technology products as priorities for national development.
Samson Khaou, Executive Vice President for Asia-Pacific at Dassault Systèmes, along with Marie Keller, Acting Chargé d'Affaires of the French Embassy in Vietnam, reiterated France's dedication to aiding Vietnam's innovation and technological collaboration.
In collaboration with NIC, Dassault Systèmes is committed to enhancing Vietnam's innovation-driven ecosystem and developing a robust digital workforce by utilizing global knowledge, industry-leading practices, and cutting-edge digital twin technologies. This collaboration is anticipated to significantly contribute to achieving Vietnam's semiconductor goals in the future. Vietnam Plus