From the excitement of the Viet Nam-Singapore Industrial Parks (VSIPs) network to areas such as digital transformation, green energy, semiconductor industry, and smart logistics, Viet Nam-Singapore relations are witnessing new cooperation potentials. Many favourable conditions to strengthen cooperation Singapore is a country with a lot of experience and strengths in developing science, technology, and innovation, especially its long-term investment strategy for research and development (R&D); an open innovation ecosystem connecting institutes, universities, and businesses; and a transparent legal environment that promotes technology commercialisation. This is also a leading country in developing smart cities, digital infrastructure, green technology, and attracting international talent; and is a standard model of national governance in the digital age, with its core strength lying in the ecosystem creation mechanism. Viet Nam's strength in this field lies in its golden population structure with young human resources with sharp mathematical and technological thinking (STEM) — an essential foundation for innovation. In addition, a stable geopolitical position and the world's leading rare earth reserves help Viet Nam become a reliable destination in the supply chain diversification strategy of technology powers. Viet Nam and Singapore have many favourable conditions to strengthen cooperation, especially in the fields of science, technology, and innovation. Singapore is one of the Asian countries with early experience in developing strategic technology industries. This country has been implementing a semiconductor industry development strategy since the 1970s and has recently continued to build a new generation semiconductor strategy to adapt to the strong development of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced technologies. According to Dr Ha Son Tung, Deputy Head of the Department of Advanced Optical Technology at the Singapore Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore has many practical lessons worth referencing for Viet Nam, especially in technology governance, building a research ecosystem, and training high-quality human