Vietnamese talents

A series of new mechanisms and policies aimed at attracting and utilizing scientific and technological talent are being implemented simultaneously, ranging from recruitment into state agencies and incentives for experts and digital technology talent to direct investment in young research personnel. The move is considered a major shift in Vietnam’s approach to developing high-quality science and technology human resources.

Relying on human capital to serve national development demonstrates a correct vision and strategy. Reality shows that countries around the world that have risen to become great powers all pay great attention to policies to attract and utilize talent.

Before being awarded a prestigious scholarship by the Clay Mathematics Institute (USA), Tuan Huy twice won gold medals at the 2013 and 2014 International Mathematical Olympiad.

Although being born and raised in Germany, Ngoc Thao always has a special affection for her homeland, Vietnamese language and Vietnamese music.

Realizing their 2-year-old daughter's talent, a Vietnamese-Estonian couple creates NFT art collections from their child's drawings. In an interview with the Vietnam Times, the proud parents explain how they raised such a creative kid.

After receiving a full scholarship worth VND 6 billion (US$ 259,000) to study at a university in the US, Nguyen Hoang Ngan passed interviews to become an intern at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).