Source: https://www.baotravinh.vn/thoi-su/ky-ket-03-thoa-thuan-hop-tac-voi-doi-tac-han-quoc-35600.html
On March 11th, at Tra Vinh University, Comrade Nguyen Quynh Thien, a member of the Provincial party committee member and Vice Chairman of Tra Vinh Provincial People’s Committee, along with leaders of relevant provincial departments and agencies, provincial news agencies attended the signing ceremony of cooperation agreements with partners from South Korea.
The leaders of three departments and Tra Vinh University directly participated in the signing of the cooperation agreements including Comrade Tran Van Hung, Director of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment; Comrade Nguyen Van Nay, Director of the Department of Information and Communications; Comrade Pham Minh Truyen, Director of the Department of Science and Technology; and Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Minh Hoa, Rector of Tra Vinh University…
The South Korean working delegation was led by Mr. Park Jae Hyun, Director of the International Development Cooperation Division at the Korean Institute of Construction Technology and Engineering. The delegation members include Mr. Jun Yong Joo, Director of Dtonic Company in South Korea, and Mr. An Young Su, Director of Dtonic Company in Vietnam…
On behalf of the Provincial People’s Committee, Comrade Nguyen Quynh Thien extends a warm welcome and expresses gratitude to Mr. Park Jae Hyun, along with the members of the delegation.
Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, Mr. Nguyen Quynh Thien, provides the delegation with information about the province’s characteristics, particularly highlighting the potential and strengths of Tra Vinh. Currently, Tra Vinh has engaged in various investment cooperation activities with South Korea in multiple sectors, including the economy, education, and culture. The signing of cooperation agreements with South Korean partners aims to elevate the fields of high technology, smart technology, scientific advancements, and scientific research to a higher level. These are the priority areas in which Tra Vinh province seeks investment.
Mr. Park Jae Hyun expresses his excitement about the signing of the cooperation agreements with Tra Vinh province, particularly the “K-City Network testing Project” cooperation agreement. He mentions that they will be constructing a “Groundwater Salinity Intrusion Monitoring System in the Mekong River Basin.” This is an issue of great concern to Tra Vinh, and they plan to install IoT sensors in each basin and develop a system to monitor groundwater salinity intrusion based on IoT technology.
This system aims to address the issue of salinity intrusion into groundwater in Tra Vinh. The system utilizes various sensors to monitor the real-time quality and water level of the groundwater. Additionally, it identifies areas at risk of salinity intrusion through forecasting. It is believed that this system will assist the province in managing and protecting groundwater resources based on monitoring results and predictive information.
To ensure the successful implementation of the “K-City Network testing Project,” close cooperation between the governments of South Korea and Vietnam, as well as the residents of Tra Vinh, is essential. We have a plan to expedite the project, ensuring that it adheres to the schedule and meets the expectations of the local community.
In the presence of the provincial leaders, relevant departments and agencies, and members of the South Korean delegation, three cooperation agreements have been signed:
(1) Cooperation in “Smart Cities and Global Leading Intelligent Transportation Systems”:
According to the agreement, the participating parties will implement the following seven criteria: (1) Sharing information and exchange technology in the fields of smart cities and intelligent transportation systems. (2) Exchanging personnel and collaborate on training in the areas of smart cities and intelligent transportation systems. (3) Conducting and support necessary joint research for the development of technology in smart cities and intelligent transportation systems. (4) Providing and operate the necessary testing platforms for technology development in smart cities and intelligent transportation systems. (5) Promoting joint projects related to smart cities and intelligent transportation systems. (6) Jointly promoting international cooperation projects in smart cities and intelligent transportation systems. (7) Recognizing other necessary contents that both parties consider important.
(2) Cooperation in “International Exchange and Joint Research” between Dtonic Company, Department of Science and Technology of Tra Vinh province, and Tra Vinh University.
The parties involved in this agreement agree to collaborate and support each other in the joint implementation of the project based on mutual trust. The collaboration includes six key areas: (1) Sharing information and exchange technology, personnel, and collaborate on training; conduct and support joint research; provide and operate testing platforms; promote joint projects; jointly promote international cooperation in the field of smart cities. (2) Sharing information and exchange technology, personnel, and collaborate on training; conduct and support joint research; provide and operate testing platforms; promote joint projects; jointly promote international cooperation in the field of digital infrastructure transformation. (3) Addressing other issues recognized as necessary by the parties. (4) The collaborating parties will support the project within the scope permitted by relevant regulations and laws. (5) The parties will work together to promote necessary activities to achieve success concerning the project. (6) The parties commit to continue active cooperation in the future based on other mutual agreements.
(3) Cooperation in “Foreign Testing Project K – City Network 2024” between Dtonic Company, Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Tra Vinh province, and Tra Vinh University.
The parties involved in this agreement agree to collaborate and support each other in the joint implementation of the project based on mutual trust. The collaboration includes five key areas: (1) The implementation details of the project “Testing the Construction of Groundwater Intrusion Monitoring System in the Mekong River Basin, Vietnam.” (2) The project will be implemented from March 2024 to the end of December 2024. (3) The collaborating parties will support the project within the scope permitted by relevant regulations and laws. (4) The parties will work together to promote necessary activities to achieve success in the project. (5) The parties commit to continue active cooperation in the future based on other mutual agreements.
By Ngoc Tram
