South Korean conglomerate SK Group, led by Chairman Chey Tae-won, is set to invest in a range of sectors in Vietnam, including LNG power plants, AI-ready data centres, hydrogen energy, and small modular nuclear reactors. This initiative was discussed during meetings with Party General Secretary To Lam and Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh. The chairman emphasized the potential positive impacts of these projects on Vietnam's socioeconomic development, job creation, and environmental sustainability. The collaboration between SK Group and Vietnam aims to accelerate project implementation and foster innovation, particularly in key industries such as energy and technology. Additionally, SK Group is keen on developing projects related to AI, logistics, high-tech agriculture, and environmentally friendly practices. The group's proposed investments are expected to boost Vietnam's economy, attract investments, reduce CO2 emissions, and create job opportunities. SK Group also aims to strengthen collaboration with the National Innovation Centre through workforce training programs, hydrogen research, and AI development. With a strong financial standing and previous investments in Vietnam, SK Group's commitment to further partnerships and investments showcases a positive sentiment towards the country's growth and development.