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In the context of Vietnam promoting industrialization, modernization and deep participation in the global supply chain, the need to improve technology content in supporting industry products is becoming more urgent than ever. Mr. Chu Viet Cuong, Director of the Industrial Development Support Center - IDC (Ministry of Industry and Trade): Although the number of domestic supporting industry enterprises has increased rapidly with nearly 7,000 units, most still only participate in simple, low-value stages. This is also the message given at the seminar Increasing technology content, improving competitiveness for supporting industry products organized by Industry and Trade Magazine on November 11. Technological capacity: Score The biggest bottleneck of supporting industry enterprises According to Mr. Chu Viet Cuong, Director of the Industrial Development Support Center - IDC (Ministry of Industry and Trade), although the number of domestic supporting industry enterprises has increased rapidly with nearly 7,000 units, most still only participate in simple, low-value stages. Only about 300 businesses are capable of participating in the supply chains of large corporations such as Samsung, Toyota, and Honda. The localization rate in many industries has only reached 30-40% and has not met the Governments expectations. The core reason, according to Mr. Cuong, lies in the limited level of science and technology, weak R&D capacity, low level of automation and low ability to master core technology. Besides, businesses have difficulty finding capital to invest in modern equipment; lacks high-quality technical human resources and is still confused when accessing international standards, mandatory requirements if they want to participate deeply in the global supply chain. Mr. Nguyen Van, Vice Chairman of Hanoi Support Industry Business Association: Although about 35% of businesses have met international standards, the majority are still small and medium-sized enterprises, with limited management, technology and human resources. In Hanoi, where about 1,000 support industry businesses gather, Mr. Nguyen Van, Vice Chairman of Hanoi Support Industry Business Association, said that although about 35% of businesses have met international standards, the majority are still small businesses. small and medium-sized enterprises, limited in management, technology and human resources. If they do not innovate and invest in technology, it will be very difficult for businesses to enter the value chain of FDI corporations, Mr. Van emphasized. From a business perspective, Mr. Cao Van Hung, Director of International Market Development of Smart Vietnam Company, said that increasing technology content is the only way out for Vietnamese businesses to escape the vicious circle of cheap outsourcing. According to him, to meet the strict requirements of international customers, businesses must invest deeply in modern machinery, standardize the entire production process and build a culture of quality in each employee. Businesses that do not invest in technology will find it difficult to upgrade from level 3-4 suppliers to level 1-2, meaning they will lose the opportunity to capture higher added value. Mr. Cao Van Hung, Director of International Market Development of Smart Vietnam Company: Increasing technology content is the only way out for Vietnamese businesses to escape the vicious cycle of cheap outsourcing. Needs synchronization of policies and initiative from businesses To remove technological bottlenecks and create conditions for supporting industry enterprises to step up the value ladder, Mr. Chu Viet Cuong believes that in the coming period, many groups of solutions need to be synchronously deployed, especially concretizing policies. policies in Decree No. 205/2025/ND-CP of the Government amending and supplementing a number of articles of Decree No. 111/2015/ND-CP on supporting industry development. Mr. Chu Viet Cuong said that Decree 205 opens up wider space for technological innovation, R&D, public-private partnerships and increases autonomy for technical centers such as IDC in consulting on technology transfer, testing and product standardization. product. However, for the policy to really come to life, it is necessary to consider businesses as the center, focusing on substantive support in taxes, credit, land and human resource training; At the same time, strengthen policy communication so that businesses can grasp it promptly. From the association, Mr. Nguyen Van said that Hanoi needs to continue expanding programs to connect businesses with FDI investors, train human resources according to actual needs, reduce administrative procedures in investment - construction and develop Techno-Park models associated with high technology. This will be an important infrastructure for supporting industry enterprises to shorten the technology gap with large corporations. Anh ThoSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
