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PM attends inauguration of upgraded statue of President Hồ Chí Minh in Santo Domingo
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| PM Nguyễn Xuân Phúc (centre) visits the International Centre for Interdisciplinary Science and Education (ICISE) in the central province of Bình Định yesterday. ICISE was founded by Prof. Jean Trần Thanh Vân (second right) and his wife, Prof. Lê Kim Ngọc, in 2013. Since then, the centre has held 40 international symposiums, with the participation of over 3,500 scientists, including 12 Nobel winners. — VNA/VNS Photo Thống Nhất |
Viet Nam News
BÌNH ĐỊNH – Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc agreed in principle to a plan to build the south central
This is a brave and pioneering step which helps gather renowned scientists from around the world, thus contributing to promoting the nation’s science, Phúc told ICISE scientists. He stressed the importance of science and technology, including basic and applied sciences in the country’s development.
The Government leader spoke highly of the achievements of the ICISE, particularly in holding major international scientific events.
In the context that the fourth Industrial Revolution is posing both opportunities and challenges for Việt
Emphasising the importance of applying scientific achievements in economic development, PM Phúc hopes the centre will work to speed up the application of science technology to the real world.
He also requested the centre create a better environment to attract more scientists, and connect more closely with universities and fundamental science centres, both inside and outside the country.
The leader required the Ministry of Science and Technology, the Việt Nam Academy of Sciences and Bình Định province to create favourable conditions to bring into full play the intelligence of ICISE scientists.
ICISE was founded by Prof. Jean Trần Thanh Vân and his wife, Prof. Lê Kim Ngọc, in 2013. Since then, the centre has held 40 international symposiums, with the participation of over 3,500 scientists, including 12 Nobel winners.
Earlier, PM Nguyễn Xuân Phúc visited the Science Centre (ExploraScience) and was reported about the
