On the morning of October 1, at Hoa Lac High-Tech Park (Hanoi), a ceremony was held in response to the National Innovation Day 2025. General Secretary To Lam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, leaders of ministries, branches and representatives of many typical enterprises such as T&T Group of businessman Do Quang Hien, Marvell, Samsung... pressed the button to respond to the event.
Within the framework of the National Innovation Day, the ICD Vinh Phuc - Vietnam Super PortTM Joint Venture of T&T Group and YCH Group (Singapore) has brought many impressive technology experiences.
Presenting at VIIE 2025 to Party and Government leaders, Dr. Yap Kwong Weng - CEO of Vietnam Super PortTM said that the super port is integrating AI solutions that have been successfully deployed in Supply Chain City (Singapore), while cooperating with the worlds leading technology partners to improve goods processing capacity and support Vietnamese SME businesses.
These are breakthrough innovations, focusing on 4 solutions: New generation artificial intelligence for aviation operations; logistics connection platform; robot cargo handling and roadmap construction according to international standards, towards a Net Zero commitment by 2040.
According to Dr. Yap Kwong Weng, ICD Vinh Phuc - Vietnam Super PortTM is researching the application of AI in aviation operations with an automatic document authentication system, helping to simplify compliance, reduce manual and increase accuracy. At the same time, AI is also integrated into the goods screening system to detect and warn of prohibited goods and dangerous goods in real time, improve efficiency and reduce dependence on manual inspection.
In the field of logistics connectivity, Vietnam Super PortTM cooperates with Vietnam Post Logistics, Techcombank, Visa and Doxa (Singapore) to develop an integrated logistics market platform. This platform supports SMEs in comprehensively digitizing from ordering to payment, real-time order tracking, connecting external warehouses - transportation - financial services, thereby improving cash flow, reducing paperwork and enhancing the ability to participate in global trade.
In the field of automation, Vietnam Super PortTM cooperates with A*STAR (Singapore) and ecosystem partners to develop AI-interactive robots for the OACT, optimize cargo handling, improve productivity and reduce errors. Solutions include automatic cruise vehicles (AGVs), loading and unloading robots and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).
In addition, the "super port" aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2040, meeting global trends and the requirements of low-carbon logistics services. Vietnam Super PortTM applies Blockchain and AI carbon auditing for all activities, monitoring emissions in Scope 1 and 2, and developing a roadmap for sustainable emission reduction. This is an important step to affirm Vietnam Super PortTM's pioneering position in the green logistics trend in Vietnam and the region.
Located on the Northern Economic Corridor, Vietnam Super PortTM connects 20 industrial parks with major seaports and airports, including Hai Phong, Noi Bai, and extends to Yunnan and Kunming, China. Inheriting nearly 70 years of experience in the logistics sector of YCH Group, Vietnam Super PortTM takes advantage of the opportunity to connect with global supply centers across Asia, including China, India and Southeast Asia.
Vietnam Super PortTM is positioned as a strategic multi-modal logistics hub, connecting the China - Southeast Asia freight transport network with global markets via road, rail, air and sea.
As an important link in the ASEAN smart logistics network, Vietnam Super portTM was built to enhance cross-border integration and trade in the region, promoting a seamless, faster and smarter supply chain.
According to the World Bank's Report published in 2023, Vietnam is ranked 43rd in the Logistics Performance Index (LPI), in the Top 5 ASEAN after Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and in the same position as the Philippines.
Vietnam's average annual logistics growth rate is from 14-16%, with a scale of 40-42 billion USD/year; making an important contribution to bringing Vietnam's total import-export turnover in 2024 to 786.29 billion USD.
