On the morning of May 12, 2026, the Center of Science and Technology Development for Youth (TST) visited QTSC to discuss and coordinate initiatives aimed at fostering young technology innovators and developing a digital talent ecosystem for Ho Chi Minh City.

The delegation was led by Ms. Ngo Thi Tu Trinh, Acting Director of TST. Welcoming the delegation were Mr. Tran Huu Dung, CEO of QTSC, along with representatives from relevant departments.

During the meeting, both parties discussed plans to jointly organize various programs and activities for pupils and students across the city.

In particular, QTSC will continue supporting the 35th Ho Chi Minh City Youth Informatics Contest 2026 to encourage young people to study information technology, enhance digital competencies, identify young IT talents, and select outstanding contestants for the National Youth Informatics Contest.

The two sides will also collaborate on the “Knowledge Bus” program, organizing visits to laboratories and technology enterprises within QTSC for students from schools throughout the city. QTSC will support connections with businesses and organizations within the park to welcome visiting groups, thereby creating opportunities for the younger generation to gain hands-on exposure to real-world technology environments.

In addition, QTSC will continue its partnership with the Ho Chi Minh City AI Challenge 2026 to promote the learning and application of artificial intelligence, inspire innovation in science and technology, and attract domestic and international research teams to develop solutions for the city’s practical challenges.

The TST delegation meeting at QTSC

Over the years, QTSC has consistently partnered with TST in initiatives such as the Youth Informatics Contest and the AI Challenge, helping foster a dynamic environment for learning, innovation, and technology-driven environment for the younger generation.

Through its collaboration with TST, QTSC continues to strengthen its role as a technology and innovation hub in Ho Chi Minh City, while gradually developing a digital talent ecosystem that connects educational institutions, businesses, and the technology community to nurture a high-quality workforce for future digital transformation.

Source: QTSC