Recently, Vietnam Today — the national external affairs channel of Vietnam Television (VTV) — aired a feature on the Vietnam Low-Altitude Economy Forum 2025, held on November 14, 2025, in Hanoi. The report offered a comprehensive perspective on the significant breakthrough potential of the low-altitude economy — an emerging strategic economic sector in the era of nationwide digital transformation.

At the forum, HTI Group’s Horus P02 UAV made a strong impression in the high-tech product exhibition area. With a localization rate of up to 80%, Horus P02 demonstrates the Vietnamese engineering team’s mastery of core technologies while meeting stringent technical standards and operational demands for international markets.

The Vietnam Today report highlighted that products like the Horus P02 are elevating “Make in Vietnam” innovation, contributing to the development of a competitive high-tech ecosystem capable of attracting strong international interest. This forms an essential foundation for shaping and advancing the low-altitude economy — a sector expected to become a strategic direction for Vietnam’s future.

Experts further emphasized that the low-altitude economy could generate up to USD 10 billion, creating a promising new growth space for the country. With strengths in digital infrastructure, rapid innovation, and a highly skilled tech workforce, Vietnam is standing before a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to become a regional and global hub for the low-altitude industry.

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