PM Pham Minh Chinh’s recent visit to South Korea has captured the attention of major media outlets in the country, showcasing the positive outcomes of his trip at the invitation of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo.
During his stay, Prime Minister Chinh delivered a speech at the Asian Research Centre of Seoul National University, reaffirming Vietnam’s commitment to strengthening cooperation with South Korea and enhancing the bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership that was established in 2022.
Seoul National University President Yoo Hong-lim highlighted the fruitful educational exchange between the two nations, with around 600 Vietnamese students having pursued studies at the university over the past decade. Yoo emphasized plans to further broaden research collaborations with Vietnam in various fields in the near future.
On another front, Prime Minister Chinh explored opportunities to attract Korean investment in Vietnam’s semiconductor industry, particularly during his meeting with Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong. The Vietnamese leader also visited Samsung’s semiconductor cluster in Pyeongtaek province, signaling Vietnam’s openness to semiconductor and AI investments.
Vietnam aims to bolster its talent pool, enhance infrastructure, and streamline systems to support companies venturing into the semiconductor sector. With Bac Giang province emerging as a favorable destination for potential Korean investments, all eyes are on the development prospects for the semiconductor industry in Vietnam.
Samsung Electronics, a key player in Vietnam’s technological landscape, has already made substantial investments in the country, with plans to expand its manufacturing operations. The company’s significant presence in Vietnam positions the country as a strategic hub for Samsung’s semiconductor ventures and future screen manufacturing initiatives.
In conclusion, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh‘s visit to South Korea has not only deepened bilateral ties between the two nations but also set the stage for potential collaborations in critical sectors such as education, technology, and investment. The outcomes of this visit are poised to usher in a new era of cooperation and economic growth for Vietnam and South Korea.
