On June 24, Li Shouqin, Deputy General Manager of BWTON, led a delegation to Vietnam for in-depth exchanges with Sovico Group and the University of Transport Ho Chi Minh City (UT-HCMC). The talks centered on empowering the digital and intelligent transformation of the rail transit sector with cutting-edge technologies including spatial intelligence and embodied intelligence, while both sides explored diverse cooperation avenues such as technology implementation and industrial co-construction.

As a public institution under Vietnam’s Ministry of Transport, the University of Transport Ho Chi Minh City is deeply engaged in talent cultivation and technical research for urban rail transit and the North-South High-Speed Railway. Sovico Group, a benchmark private enterprise participating in large-scale public infrastructure development in Vietnam and a strategic partner of UNESCO, wields pivotal influence in infrastructure investment. This exchange has established an effective industrial cooperation channel for BWTON to enter the Vietnamese market, and initial consensus has been reached on localized technology adaptation and industry-university-research collaboration. Both parties expressed positive intentions to deepen cooperation and jointly expand the Vietnamese market.

“With the continuous advancement of the Belt and Road Initiative, growing demand for rail transit infrastructure and digital upgrading across Southeast Asia has opened broad opportunities for Chinese intelligent transportation technologies to go global. By bolstering core competitiveness through intellectual property rights and advancing technology verification via real-world industry scenarios, BWTON is gradually forming a full innovation loop covering core technology research, industry standard leadership and global market expansion. The company consistently empowers the digital upgrading of the global transportation industry with self-developed, domestically controllable intelligent technology solutions.