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VN, Korean startups seek investment in smart technology

Start-ups of Vietnam and the RoK introduced their technological products in Hanoi on March 22, in a bid to call for investments from potential investors in Vietnam and foreign countries.
VN, Korean startups seek investment in smart technology ảnh 1Scene at the event (Photo: VOV)

Hanoi (VNA) – Start-upsof Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (RoK) introduced their technologicalproducts in Hanoi on March 22, in a bid to call for investments from potentialinvestors in Vietnam and foreign countries.

This formed part of the “Global investmentfestival” held by the RoK-based K-ICT Born2Global Centre (B2G) and VietnamSilicon Valley (VSV) Project.

Participating RoK firms broughtto the fair smart warehouse technology for small- and medium-sized enterprises,driving risk assessment devices, and money transfer technology, among others.

Vietnamese startups focused onpayment services for smartphones, online management platforms for businesses,and automatic farming technology.

On this occasion, B2G and VSVAccelerator signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation.  

A VSV representative said theevent will connect Vietnamese and RoK start-ups. The Korean side can find waysto enter the Vietnamese market, while the Vietnamese side can learn experiencesfrom its Korean partners.-VNA
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