Convention to boost cooperation against cybercrime

Specialists share thoughts, highlighting the Hanoi Convention’s signifiance and Việt Nam’s role in advancing global cooperation against cyber threats as the country hosts its signing ceremony this weekend.

Hanoi Convention drives international consensus on combating cybercrime: Expert

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Phạm Đức Sơn, member of the Việt Nam-Australia Scholars & Experts Association (VASEA) emphasised the need to enhance international cooperation in combating cybercrime, noting that it is crucial because cybercrime transcends borders, with perpetrators often exploiting jurisdictional gaps to act from one country while targeting victims in another.

Việt Nam contributes to shaping ASEAN’s future: Ambassador

Việt Nam has actively engaged in ASEAN’s discussions, sharing its perspectives and experience in sustainable development and responses to emerging economic challenges, according to Ambassador Tôn Thị Ngọc Hương, Permanent Representative of Việt Nam to ASEAN.

Việt Nam seeks balanced approach to AI growth

Việt Nam’s approach to artificial intelligence is guided less by hype and more by strategy. As nations chase AI breakthroughs, experts say Việt Nam’s measured pace – anchored in research, talent and practical application – ccould prove its greatest advantage.

Hanoi Convention opens new chapter for Việt Nam’s cybersecurity ambitions

Ahead of the signing ceremony of the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime in Hà Nội on October 25, Việt Nam News spoke with Vũ Ngọc Sơn, Head of the Department of Research, Consulting, Technology Development and International Cooperation at the National Cybersecurity Association, about the significance of the Convention and how it could shape Việt Nam’s cybersecurity landscape and international cooperation.

Potential high for microchip personnel training

Việt Nam is already good at the design stage and the packaging-and-testing stage of the semiconductor industry. This means higher education institutes in Việt Nam have the capability to supply skilled professionals at the current technological level, says Professor Usagawa Tsuyoshi.

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