Representatives of Đà Nẵng and Microsoft Việt Nam at the signing ceremony of MoU on Business Start-up Supporting Programme. — Photo danang.gov.vn |
ĐÀ NẴNG — Microsoft Việt Nam and this central city have agreed to a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on a business start-up support programme in Đà Nẵng.
Vice-chairman of the city’s people’s committee Võ Duy Khương said the MoU was part of Microsoft Viet Nam’s start-up support programme called “CLAS Expara Startup Accelerator.”
Following the agreement signed in HCM City last week, Microsoft Việt Nam will support individuals and organisations in the city in developing the capacity of their business start-ups.
The central city established its Entrepreneurship Support Company last year to help young people develop opportunities and ideas for starting a business.
Director of Microsoft Viet NamVũ Minh Trí said the MoU was a result of their longstanding co-operation to support young individuals and groups in the central region.
Đà Nẵng is also collecting the names of 100 individuals and groups as “seeds” for start-up business programmes.
The city educates 80,000 students, of which nearly 23,000 graduate from colleges every year.
In 2014, Microsoft Việt Nam and the Đà Nẵng University jointly debuted the Information Technology (IT) Academy, the first-ever IT training centre to meet international standards in the central and Central Highlands regions.
The academy aims to set up a data centre on a private cloud, provide Microsoft 365 applications to educational centres in the region and boost the university’s Software Development Centre as a Microsoft-authorised education reseller and member of the Microsoft IT Academy. — VNS