Resolution No.57: People should be put at centre of AI governance
Assessing the role of AI, Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung emphasised that it is an “intellectual infrastructure.” More than an applied technology, AI is increasingly becoming a form of national infrastructure, comparable to electricity, telecommunications or the Internet.
5G technology expansion expected to boost Vietnam’s digital economy
The Ministry of Science and Technology reported that by 2025, 5G had been commercialised nationwide, covering more than 90% of the population. Viettel alone has deployed 30,000 5G base stations, achieving 90% outdoor coverage and 70% indoor coverage, exceeding its commitments to the Government.
Law opens new development spaces for Vietnam’s technology firms
First enacted in 2008, the Law on High Technology laid the foundation for the establishment of high-tech parks, the attraction of investment into key technological fields, and the promotion of research and development (R&D).
Centre established to support semiconductor chip pilot production
The centre will provide essential infrastructure and public services to support semiconductor design and prototyping as part of Vietnam’s broader industrial strategy.
Resolution 57: Party chief’s conclusion on science-technology, innovation, digital transformation announced
After one year, both awareness and action across the political system have improved, underscoring the Resolution’s timeliness and effectiveness in removing bottlenecks and driving development.
Digital technology industry surpasses 2025 targets
Viet Nam's digital technology industry solidified its role as a major economic driver in 2025, delivering strong financial and export performance that far surpassed targets, according to the latest report by the Ministry of Science and Technology.
Vietnamese tech enterprises take the lead in mastering core technologies
On the journey to implement the “Make in Viet Nam” policy, Vietnamese technology enterprises have taken the lead, boldly investing in and mastering technology to create products that are “innovated in Viet Nam, made in Viet Nam”. Their efforts have contributed to socio-economic development and strengthened the country’s technological self-reliance.
Science, technology flow more strongly into businesses
After one year of implementing Politburo Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW on making breakthroughs in the development of science, technology, innovation and national digital transformation, an important shift has emerged: science and technology are beginning to “flow” more deeply into businesses through technology transfer contracts, concrete investment projects and end-to-end cooperation models.
“Digital literacy for all” movement brings digital knowledge, skills to public
Implemented in parallel, the “Digital literacy for all” movement carries an urgent mission to popularise digital knowledge and skills nationwide, enabling all citizens to access and effectively use digital services and platforms, and become digital citizens contributing to national digital transformation.
Science, technology, innovation elevated as pillars for development: official
2025 represents a shift in development mindset, with the science and technology sector tasked to turn concepts into tangible capabilities, concrete results, and measurable value for the country.