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DNO - The Da Nang Semiconductor and Artificial Intelligence Center for Research and Training (DSAC), on Monday, hosted a meeting connecting authorities and businesses from Da Nang and Chemnitz (Germany).
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Attending the event were Vice Chairman of the Da Nang People’s Committee Ho Quang Buu, along with representatives from municipal departments, universities, colleges, research institutes, and enterprises operating in high-tech industries, semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), and green technology across the city.
On the German side, participants included Chemnitz Mayor Sven Schulze (Saxony State) and representatives from the Chemnitz Economic Development Agency, Fraunhofer ENAS Institute, Chemnitz University of Technology, Chemnitz Hydrogen Center, Chemnitz Chamber of Industry and Commerce, the Saxony Industry Association, and accompanying businesses.
According to Vice Chairman Ho Quang Buu, Da Nang and Chemnitz had great potential to develop a cooperative relationship based on mutual understanding, respect, and shared development.
Chemnitz is one of Saxony’s key industrial and technological hubs, with strengths in manufacturing, engineering, and applied research.
Meanwhile, Da Nang is positioning itself as a hub for hi-tech, semiconductors, AI, and green technology in Vietnam and the region.
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The city has been identified by the Vietnamese Government as a core growth engine of the central key economic region, focusing on innovation, startups, tourism, trade, finance, logistics, high-tech industries, and information technology.
Currently, Da Nang is accelerating the completion of Software Park No. 2 and plans to establish a Da Nang Free Trade Zone linked with Lien Chieu Port, alongside the development of Vietnam’s International Financial Center in the city. All are expected to create significant opportunities for strategic investors.
Notably, the National Assembly has passed pilot mechanisms for Da Nang’s development. This provides an important legal framework with preferential policies to attract strategic investors in high-tech, semiconductor, artificial intelligence, and green technology sectors which Chemnitz has strong expertise.
The city leader affirmed its commitment to further improving the investment climate, upgrading infrastructure, and refining policies to facilitate businesses and investors from Chemnitz in particular and Germany in general to explore and implement long-term cooperation and investment projects in Da Nang.
The municipal government pledged to accompany businesses, address challenges, and regard the success of Chemnitz-based organizations and enterprises as its own success.
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Speaking at the event, Mayor Sven Schulze highlighted the similarities between Chemnitz and Da Nang in development orientations, especially in economic growth, hi-tech, and sustainable development.
He spoke highly of the cooperation potential between the two localities and noted that the Vietnamese community in Chemnitz played an important role in fostering connections, enhancing mutual understanding, and promoting bilateral cooperation.
The Mayor of Chemnitz also voiced his expectations that following the program, both sides would continue exchanges and working sessions to realize cooperation opportunities in areas of mutual interest.
Also at the meeting, the two sides discussed potential collaboration in hi-tech, semiconductors, AI, and green technology between Chemnitz and Da Nang.
