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Vietnam opens maker renovation space
A maker renovation space has recently been launched in Ho Chi Minh City with the support of the Saigon High-Tech Park, the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and the US’s Arizona State University, aiming to assist the building of an innovation ecosystem in Vietnam.
The 200 square metre space is equipped with modern technology equipment serving research and renovation activities. It serves as a venue for lecturers to build teaching programs and conferences basing on projects supplied for students, thus contributing to developing renovation culture, career skills, creation and startup spirit.
Le Hoai Quoc, head of the Management Board of the Saigon High-Tech Park, said over the past years, the park has attracted many domestic and foreign investors, creating a strong motivation for the development of high technology in Vietnam, while speeding up the introduction of new products.
Meanwhile, US Ambassador to Vietnam Ted Osius said that he believes that the space will attract a large number of students and enterprises who are keen on technology research and investment, promoting students’ creation and contributing to the economic growth of Vietnam.
He also stressed the important role of partnership among the Government, businesses and universities in developing an innovation ecosystem of enterprises.
