MITAKY offers comprehensive technology transfer support services, facilitating the development of novel regenerative medical technologies. This encompasses development, production, high-end equipment logistics, patient consultation, and clinical applications. The company’s proficiency ensures that partner institutions can seamlessly integrate advanced therapies into their clinical practices, enhancing patient outcomes and operational efficiency from Japanese standards to the globe.

Ms. Tran Thi Ly and Mr. Nguyen Cong Minh expressed strong interest in adopting these advanced technologies, recognising the growing demand for high-quality medical services in Vietnam. They emphasised that integrating MITAKY’s regenerative medicine solutions aligns with the hospital’s mission to provide exceptional healthcare and positions it at the forefront of Japanese medical innovation in the region.

During the meeting, Mr. Minamoto introduced MITAKY’s comprehensive technology transfer services, which cover development, production, high-end equipment logistics, patient consultation, and clinical applications of Japanese high-quality regenerative medicines. These services support the advancement of novel regenerative medical technologies, including autologous adipose-derived stem cell therapy and immune cell therapy, both of which have shown immense potential in treating degenerative diseases, injuries, and immune-related conditions.

Dr. Nguyen Quang Tap expressed strong interest in implementing these advanced technologies at Viet-Tiep Friendship Hospital, emphasising the hospital’s mission to stay at the forefront of medical innovation. Both sides acknowledged the growing demand for Japanese high-quality regenerative treatments in Vietnam and discussed future collaboration to further expand medical technology transfer from Japan in the country.

VCBR, established in 2017, is wholly owned by Vietcombank and specialises in remittance services. Leveraging Vietcombank’s extensive network of 590 transaction points nationwide, VCBR aims to become the leading remittance service provider in Vietnam.

During the meeting with Mr. Ngo Nhat Linh, Deputy Director of VCBR, discussions centred on enhancing financial services for Japanese business professionals operating in Vietnam and the broader Southeast Asian region.​

Key participants included Mr. Nguyen Kim Tung, Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology; Mr. Le Dinh Hoai Vu, Director of the Center for Science and Technology Advancement; the Head of Osaka Science and Technology Office; and representatives from the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, Information and Communications, and local agricultural cooperatives of Thua Thien Hue Province.

During the meeting, Mr. Minamoto introduced innovative Japanese waste management technologies designed to improve processing efficiency and environmental sustainability. City officials and experts explored the feasibility of integrating these solutions into Da Nang’s waste management framework and expressed interests of adopt the technology for the city. Both sides also expressed interest in fostering long-term collaboration to enhance Vietnam’s environmental initiatives through technological exchange with Japan.

Beyond introducing cutting-edge Japanese solutions, MITAKY also collaborated with experts to explore additional technologies for integration into the nation’s technology transfer platform and marketplace of Technology and Equipment Exchange – HATEX. The city expressed interests to adopt and implement these solutions, marking a step toward improving its waste management and environmental sustainability efforts.

Both sides also expressed openness to further collaboration, strengthening technological exchange between Japan and Vietnam in the future.

During the meeting, Mr. Minamoto introduced advanced agricultural technologies from leading Japanese corporations and prestigious institutions such as Kyoto University. These innovations, including automation, robotics, precision farming, and post-harvest solutions, aim to enhance productivity and sustainability in Vietnam’s agricultural sector. Through in-depth discussions with Dr. Le Ha Hai, he also gained valuable insights into the country’s current progress in mechanisation and policies in development of agricultural sector.

Both sides explored opportunities for collaboration to integrate these technologies, addressing key challenges such as labor shortages and operational efficiency. MITAKY remains committed to fostering international partnerships and advancing agricultural innovation through state-of-the-art technology.