Building Viet Nam into a nation of lifelong learning, in which every citizen has the opportunity to learn and is encouraged to learn throughout life, is not only a humanitarian goal, but also an important requirement to enhance national competitiveness, develop human resources and reinforce the nation's internal strength, State President Luong Cuong has said.

Viet Nam and Japan have reaffirmed their commitment and desire to elevate cooperation in human resources and labour development between the two countries to new heights.

Numerous policies related to the training and preparation of human resources for high-tech sectors have been issued and additional preferential policies are also being developed to support learners in basic sciences, key engineering and strategic technologies.

For many years, Lang Son Province and its businesses have paid close attention to developing human resources for the e-commerce sector. Improving the qualifications and skills of managers and workers has been considered a key factor in advancing e-commerce.

Logistics is considered a vital service industry in the overall structure of the economy, playing a supporting, connecting, and driving role in the country's socio-economic development. However, Viet Nam’s logistics industry still faces numerous challenges, especially in terms of human resources.

Japan wishes to expand cooperation with the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho in agriculture and human resources.