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Asia and the Pacific’s next tech startup “unicorn” may spring from Việt Nam, as the groundwork to build a strong ecosystem capable of supporting these businesses is well under way, according to a new report by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

Thailand's National Innovation Agency (Public Organization) or NIA has recently hosted the Southeast Asia Startup Assembly (SEASA 2022) in Bangkok under the theme "Open the Cities for Startup Opportunities among Apec Member Economies".

SINGAPORE - Singapore has overtaken China as the top-ranked ecosystem for start-ups in the Asia-Pacific region, according to StartupBlink's Startup Ecosystem Index 2022.

Southeast Asia Exponential Ventures (SeaX Ventures) on Monday announced the close of its second fund to help accelerate the growth of global startups throughout Southeast Asia.

Viet Nam is a rising star of Southeast Asia startup scene and will become the third-largest ecosystem in the region in 2022, according to venture fund Nextrans Viet Nam.

Israel's ambassador-designate, Ms. Orna Sagiv, visited the offices of The Nation and Krungthep Turakij, seeking cooperation and providing information to the editorial teams regarding opportunities to explore a vast array of Israeli expertise in startups and technology, among others.

Despite the impacts of Covid-19 outbreak that have affected several industries in Thailand, in the year 2021 the country still manages to see up to three startup companies becoming ‘unicorns’, a term dedicated to startups valued at more than $1 billion. These companies are Flash Group, Ascend Money and the newcomer Bitkub.

Start-ups should develop technology that will help them survive and succeed in the post-Covid era, several experts said at the “Thailand Start-up in Post-Covid Era 2022” on Friday.

In today’s world, start-ups are playing such a major role both internationally and domestically that they could change the very face of the global economy.

The webinar will be joined by industry experts from FTI, SET, KPMG in Thailand and SUNSWEET PCL.

This MoU was concluded in order to strengthen the cooperation between Japan and Thailand in digital-related fields. The cooperation that will occur under this MOU includes promoting opportunities for Thai startups to be known internationally and supporting startups from Japan and abroad to be recognized in Thailand.

Small startups bring innovations that change the world and serve as a mechanism to drive the economy now and in the future.