The Governments of Sri Lanka and Vietnam held discussions on expanding cooperation in digital public infrastructure, artificial intelligence and digital economy development
The discussions covered potential collaboration in AI infrastructure, public sector digitalization and digital skills development. Vietnam also expressed interest in investing in Sri Lanka’s data centre sector as part of broader digital economy cooperation. Both countries additionally explored strengthening the existing memorandum of understanding between Sri Lanka Association for Software and Services Companies (SLASSCOM) and Vietnam’s VINASA association, including collaboration with Hanoi’s technology and innovation ecosystem.
Sri Lanka outlined its objective of becoming a regional digital hub by 2030, targeting a digital economy valued at USD15 billion and digital exports worth USD5 billion. Officials from both countries highlighted the importance of knowledge exchange, policy reforms and practical partnerships to support digital transformation initiatives and strengthen digital connectivity across the region.