Vietnam: 04 bases form the task of bilateral international cooperation in science and technology

04 bases for forming bilateral international cooperation tasks on science and technology (Illustration)

Article 5 of the Regulations on managing bilateral international cooperation tasks on science and technology at the ministerial level issued by the Ministry of Education and Training, attached to Circular 56/2012/TT-BGDDT, defines the bases for forming the tasks of bilateral international cooperation as follows:

1. Development strategies for the education sector, strategies for the development of science and technology, and socio-economic development strategies.
2. Directions, objectives, and primary scientific and technological tasks for each period of the sector and the country.
3. Practical requirements for the development of the education sector and the socio-economic development of the country.
4. Commitments and agreements between Vietnamese scientific and technological agencies and organizations with foreign universities, research institutes, and scientific and technological organizations regarding the implementation of joint research cooperation.

Additionally, the standards for the head of the bilateral international cooperation task are defined as follows:

- Holding at least a master's degree, with expertise relevant to the research field of the task.

- Having at least one published work in a reputable international scientific journal within the research field or a field close to the research issue of the task.

- Not currently leading a subject, task, or pilot production project at the ministerial level of the Ministry of Education and Training at the time of selecting the bilateral international cooperation task.

- Not subject to the handling provisions of Clause 1, Article 23 of these Regulations.

More details can be found in Circular 56/2012/TT-BGDDT of the Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam, effective from February 15, 2013.

Le Vy

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