On the morning of August 2, 2026, at QTSC, the Trung My Tay Ward Youth Union, in collaboration with QTSC, organized the 2026 "Digital Transformation – Green Movement" journey in response to Ho Chi Minh City's Summer Youth Volunteer Campaign. The program aimed to promote digital transformation and inspire innovation among Youth Union members.

The program provided youth leaders, Youth Union members, young people, and summer volunteers with opportunities to visit and experience practical digital transformation models and science and technology applications. It helped raise awareness of digital transformation, inspire innovation, and encourage the application of technology in learning, the workplace, production, and Youth Union activities in the digital era.

The event was attended by Ms. Ho Thi Anh Tuyet, Member of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee and Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union; Mr. Le Van Cuong, Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Trung My Tay Ward Party Committee; Mr. Vu Quang, Deputy CEO of QTSC; together with nearly 200 Youth Union officials, members, young people, and summer volunteers from wards belonging to Emulation Cluster No. 7.

As part of the program, participants visited several featured facilities and innovation models at QTSC, including STEAMZone Training Center, enterprises operating at QTSC Incubator showcasing innovative technology solutions, and QTSC Wastewater Monitoring Station, which demonstrated the application of technology in environmental management, contributing to the development of a green technology park and sustainable growth.

Following the site visits, participants attended a thematic conference entitled "Digital transformation solutions in the current context." As the Fourth Industrial Revolution continued to reshape economies and societies, digital transformation was recognized not only as an inevitable trend but also as a key driver of socio-economic development, improved governance, and innovation. The conference brought together experts, businesses, and educational institutions to exchange experiences and share effective technology models and digital transformation solutions.

During the seminar, representatives of QTSC delivered a presentation on "Centralized management of a digital technology park," introducing QTSC's operational model for a centralized digital technology park, its experience in developing digital infrastructure, fostering an innovation ecosystem, and providing solutions to support enterprises in their digital transformation journey. The presentation further reaffirmed QTSC's role as one of the pioneering organizations in developing digital infrastructure and connecting the technology ecosystem in Ho Chi Minh City.

The program also offered an international perspective through a sharing session by Malaysian students, who shared insights into Malaysia's digital transformation journey. Drawing on Malaysia's experience in developing digital government, the digital economy, and digital society, as well as showcasing notable technology applications, broadened participants' perspectives and created valuable opportunities for knowledge exchange between young people from Vietnam and Malaysia.

Continuing the program, representatives of FPT Polytechnic College delivered a presentation on emerging digital technology trends, essential skills for the AI era, and career opportunities for the younger generation.

The discussion session focused on career orientation, digital skills, the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in learning and the workplace, as well as technology trends that are reshaping the labor market.

Through the program, QTSC further promoted a spirit of innovation and contributed to strengthening digital capabilities among the younger generation. The event also reaffirmed QTSC's role as a key connector linking businesses, educational institutions, Youth Union organizations, and partners across the technology ecosystem. Through initiatives like this, QTSC continued to foster an enabling environment for digital transformation, support the development of high-quality human resources, and cultivate a digital talent ecosystem that contributes to the growth of Ho Chi Minh City's and Vietnam's digital economy and digital society.

Event highlights:

Mr. Le Thanh Dat, Member of the Ward Party Committee, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the Ward, and Secretary of the Trung My Tay Ward Youth Union, delivered the opening remarks

Representatives of the Organizing Committee presented a token of appreciation to QTSC for its support of the 2026 "Digital Transformation – Green Movement" journey

Participants visited several featured technology and innovation models at QTSC

Representatives of QTSC delivered the presentation "Centralized management of a digital technology park"

Malaysian students shared insights into their country's digital transformation journey

Representatives of FPT Polytechnic College presented emerging digital technology trends, essential AI-era skills, and career opportunities for young people

Mr. Vu Quang, Deputy CEO of QTSC, addressed participants' questions during the discussion session

Vietnamese and Malaysian students engaged in discussions and exchanged ideas

Delegates, Youth Union members, and students gathered for a commemorative group photo

Source: QTSC