Promoting the role of Vietnamese intellectuals in Hungary in scientific and technological cooperation
WVR - On November 7, in Budapest (Hungary), Vietnamese Ambassador to Hungary Bui Le Thai held a working session with the leadership of the Vietnamese Intellectuals Association in Hungary.
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| Ambassador Bui Le Thai working with the leadership of the Vietnamese Intellectuals Association in Hungary. (Source: Vietnamese Embassy in Hungary) |
The working session aimed to evaluate the Association's activities over the past period and discuss directions for cooperation in the fields of science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
During the session, Dr. Phung Kim San, Chairman of the Vietnamese Intellectuals Association in Hungary, reported on the Association's notable achievements from the beginning of 2026 to date. The Association has organized scientific seminars on the application of artificial intelligence in the judiciary, expanded the network of Vietnamese intellectuals in Europe, and promoted cooperation with scientific organizations and experts both domestically and internationally.
The Association is also preparing to organize a specialized seminar on medicine in November 2026 and intellectual networking activities at the beginning of 2027.
Speaking at the session, Ambassador Bui Le Thai provided information on the core contents of Resolution No. 23-NQ/TW dated August 2 by the Politburo on the work of overseas Vietnamese and Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW on breakthroughs in national scientific, technological, innovation, and digital transformation development.
The Ambassador emphasized that the Party and State always consider the overseas Vietnamese community an inseparable part of the nation, a strategic resource in building, developing, and defending the homeland. In this context, intellectuals, experts, and scientists play a crucial role in knowledge connection, promoting research, application, and technology transfer.
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| Ambassador Bui Le Thai urged the Vietnamese Intellectuals Association in Hungary to continue expanding its network and promoting scientific and technological cooperation between the two countries. (Source: Vietnamese Embassy in Hungary) |
In this spirit, the Ambassador urged the Association to continue strengthening and expanding its network of intellectuals, acting as a bridge between universities, research institutes, and businesses in both countries. Additionally, the Association should focus on promoting specific, feasible cooperation programs, concentrating on areas where Hungary has strengths such as medicine, biotechnology, artificial intelligence, high-tech agriculture, environmental technology, water resource management, and new materials.
The Ambassador affirmed that the Embassy would continue to accompany, support, and create favorable conditions for the Association to promote its role and make practical contributions to the country's development.
At the session, delegates also discussed the potential for scientific and technological cooperation between Vietnam and Hungary, mechanisms for partner connection and resource mobilization, aiming to implement research, application, and technology transfer projects in the near future.
