Young people from Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia strengthened ties through a four-day exchange in Gia Lai focused on entrepreneurship, innovation, economic development and cultural understanding.
The International Hackathon on Quantum Computing for Social Good (QC4SG 2026) opened on July 24 at the International Center for Interdisciplinary Science and Education (ICISE), bringing together young researchers, scientists and technology entrepreneurs to develop solutions for challenges.
Under the theme "Science for life," Quantathon Gia Lai 2026 will take place over two days, July 27 and 28, at the Gia Lai Provincial Convention Center. The event is expected to attract thousands of young people, 26 international teams, as well as leading scientists and top global experts.
Gia Lai will host a week-long series of international quantum technology events from July 23 to 29 under the Gia Lai Quantum Year programme, bringing together scientists, businesses and innovators from Vietnam and to strengthen collaboration and accelerate the application of quantum technologies.
Vietnam's top leadership called for more substantive and effective implementation of the country's strategy on science, technology, innovation and digital transformation, urging the entire political system to shift its focus from completing assigned tasks to creating measurable value for citizens.
In an era where credibility is increasingly defined by competence rather than seniority, young grassroots leaders are earning the confidence of their communities through practical initiatives that improve lives.
Lê Tấn Hòa, a lecturer at the Faculty of Electronics and Informatics of Quy Nhon College of Technology and Engineering, has spent nearly 17 years developing practical training models and educational equipment designed to better prepare vocational students for real-world industrial environments.
The 2026 Gia Lai Province Youth Informatics Contest concluded on June 4 at Quy Nhon University after two days of competition, showcasing strong programming performance and a range of student-developed technology projects aimed at solving real-world problems.
Two high school students from Gia Lai Province have secured second prize at the National Science and Engineering Fair 2025-2026 after developing a smoke-resistant mask made from sugarcane bagasse, a widely available agricultural by-product.
Vietnam has launched its first international quantum computing hackathon, marking a significant step in its push toward strategic technologies and long-term innovation.
Community leaders and respected village figures in western Gia Lai province are emerging as key drivers of local economic growth, using their own household successes to encourage ethnic minority communities to adopt more sustainable and productive farming models.
Traditional craft villages across Gia Lai province are undergoing significant adaptation and innovation to meet stricter market demands, enabling heritage products to compete more effectively in a modern economy.
As the 14th National Party Congress convenes amid a solemn and spirited atmosphere, carrying the aspiration for a prosperous and happy nation, the Party Committee and people of Gia Lai are placing high expectations on the Congress’s strategic decisions for the country’s next phase of development.
The 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam officially opened today (19 January), with leaders from Gia Lai’s government departments, sectors, and armed forces expressing hopes that the event will define strategic directions aligned with the country’s evolving context.
Gia Lai province has set ambitious socio-economic targets for 2026, including a GRDP growth rate of at least 8% and an aspiration to exceed 10%, as provincial leaders called for sweeping reforms in governance, accountability and execution to drive breakthroughs.
The Gia Lai Provincial Farmers’ Association on December 23 convened a review conference in Quy Nhon Ward to assess the 2025 incubation program supporting innovative startup ideas and projects by local farmers.
Ân Tường Commune on December 21 launched a “Digital Family” initiative during a Digital Transformation Day held at Trần Quang Diệu High School, marking the first such event organized at the grassroots level in the province.
Gia Lai Province’s Department of Science and Technology on Sunday held Demo Day 2025, a programme designed to connect investors with local startup projects and attract capital for early-stage businesses.
(GLO) – Gia Lai province ranked 21st out of 34 provinces and cities in Vietnam’s 2025 Provincial Innovation Index (PII), scoring 37.66 points, the Ministry of Science and Technology announced at the 2025 National Innovation Day on Wednesday.
(GLO) – Professor Trần Thanh Vân, President of the Rencontres du Vietnam Association, has called for stronger investment in human resources, accountability, and transparent oversight to ensure science and technology (S&T) truly become a pillar of Vietnam’s development.
(GLO) – Students from FPT University’s Quy Nhon campus are transforming classroom projects into real-world startups, with ventures ranging from handmade photo frames to recycled fashion products.
(GLO) – The Gia Lai provincial Youth Union has unveiled plans for the 2025 “Gia Lai Youth Innovative Startup” competition, inviting young people across the province to showcase entrepreneurial projects and innovative ideas.
(GLO) – Vietnam’s young entrepreneurs are seizing new opportunities created by Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW, issued by the Politburo on May 4, 2025, which identifies the private sector as a key driver of the socialist-oriented market economy.
