In the nation's new development phase, as science, technology, and innovation increasingly become the core drivers of long-term growth, the role of the entrepreneurial community is being elevated to a higher position. Beyond just driving the economy, today's entrepreneurs are a direct force in shaping national competitiveness through knowledge, technology, innovation capacity, and sustainable development values.

On May 11, 2026, Minh Duc Construction Group, Liuzhou OVM Machinery Co., Ltd. (OVM), and the University of Transport and Communications (UTC) officially signed a Cooperation Plan. This initiative continues to expand the collaborative model between enterprises, universities, and international technology partners in training, scientific research, and technology transfer. The partnership program is expected to enhance the quality of technical human resources, accelerate the application of advanced technologies, and meet the demands of modern transport infrastructure development in Vietnam.

As Vietnam studies and develops its high-speed railway system, experiences from nations like South Korea and China offer highly valuable reference points. Beyond technology, the core challenge lies in the approach: building a synchronized system with clear standards designed for long-term operation.

At the Scientific Seminar "Technical Design of High-Speed Railway Line" held on April 18, 2026, in Quang Ninh, presentations by domestic and international experts shared a common conclusion: Developing a high-speed railway is not merely about building infrastructure, but is a comprehensive problem of systems, standards, and the capacity to master technology.