The newly established Startup Research Institute aims to become one of the leading organizations in research and training entrepreneurs to create startups, businesses, and development of personal by 2045.

Its main function includes scientific research, consultation, technology application and transfer, database construction, training, and cooperating with organizations and individuals at home and abroad in startup development and support.

Dinh Viet Hoa, chairman of the association, said: “The Startup Research Institute’s mission is to find solutions and systematize theories to help entrepreneurs better understand startups, thereby creating more jobs and wealth for the country.”

As part of the launching ceremony, VINEN released its national startup index report, which provides a system to measure the effectiveness of startup activities nationwide. The overall goal is to make Vietnam an attractive destination for potential entrepreneurs.