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NUST MISIS will support the establishment of a Quantum Qechnologies Laboratory in Vietnam

The decision to launch scientific and technical cooperation was made during the visit of a delegation led by Lieutenant General Vu Ngoc Thiem, Chairman of the Committee for Ciphers under the Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, and Nguyen Van Ngoc, Director of Hong Ngoc Integrated Services — JSC “RAISE”.

The guests visited the Laboratory of Superconductor Quantum Technologies and the NTI Quantum Communications Competence Center of NUST MISIS, where they learned about the university’s developments in quantum computing, quantum communication, cryptography, and post-quantum encryption.

Following the meeting, the parties agreed that NUST MISIS specialists will provide scientific and technical support for the establishment of a Quantum Technologies Laboratory in Vietnam. In addition, students from Vietnam will be enrolled at the university to study programs related to quantum technologies.

The expansion of cooperation with Vietnam marks an important step toward the international integration of the NTI Competence Center Quantum Communications and will help unite the efforts of the scientific community to advance quantum technologies essential for modern communication and cybersecurity systems.

Collaboration between the Russian and Vietnamese sides has been actively developing following the agreements reached during the official visit of Vietnam’s Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha to NUST MISIS in September 2024. At that time, the parties decided to expand cooperation not only between universities but also between research centers and industrial companies.

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