The institution was founded in 2009 and has so far received delegations from governments, companies, and international organizations from more than 150 countries interested in learning about the advanced model, considered “a visible window to the international community regarding Estonia’s achievements and digital vision.”
According to the Vietnamese Prime Minister, the institution contributes to consolidating Estonia’s image as a smart digital power, thus attracting international investment, cooperation, and talent.
The exhibition at the Center focuses on the fundamental elements of Estonia’s digital model, such as digital infrastructure, electronic identification (e-ID), online public services, cybersecurity, global digital citizenship (e-Residency), and digital transformation in education, healthcare, and justice.
Minh Chinh arrived in Tallinn on Thursday for a three-day official visit, the first by a Vietnamese prime minister to Estonia since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1992. On his first day, the president met with the Speaker of the State Assembly, Lauri Hussar.
After expressing his gratitude for Estonia’s support for Vietnam in its struggle for independence, national reunification, and ongoing development, Minh Chinh highlighted the positive development of bilateral relations and expressed his confidence that his trip will mark a new milestone in the traditional cooperation between the two nations, commensurate with its potential.
The Vietnamese Prime Minister’s official visit to Estonia is the first leg of a tour that will later take him to Sweden and France, where he will participate in the Third United Nations Ocean Conference, to be held from June 9th to 13th in Nice.
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