On October 21, the Ministry of Science and Technology organized a program to celebrate National Digital Transformation Day 2025, themed: “Digital transformation: Faster - more efficient - closer to the people.”

The Prime Minister has issued criteria to assess the effectiveness of science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation in socio-economic development.

Nguyen Van Khoa, CEO of FPT, believes that to transform innovation into reality, the completion of legal frameworks for emerging fields like high technology, logistics and AI must be promoted while integrating innovation into policies.

Vietnam to implement biometric airport check-in via VNeID in December 2025.

A new integrated database will help citizens and businesses access land and housing information with ease.

The banking sector digitizes at record pace as customer behavior shifts and data becomes a key asset.

PM Pham Minh Chinh urges the use of data and digital technologies to enhance national preparedness for emerging security risks.

Vietnam connects land, population, and tax data to boost transparency and efficiency in land use.

From October 1, Ho Chi Minh City will fully transition all administrative services to digital platforms, ending paper-based submissions in a major digital government push.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Education supports the launch of GK eBooks, an advanced digital textbook platform that marks a major step forward in the nation's education digitalization.

From drones to AI and blockchain, digital transformation is unlocking productivity and export gains across the sector.

The Ministry of Science and Technology is racing to complete Vietnam’s national digital architecture to ensure nationwide connectivity and shared data usage.

AI is reshaping the global economy at an unprecedented pace. According to the latest McKinsey Global Institute report, AI could generate $13-21 trillion in annual economic value worldwide by 2030.

It is necessary to clarify the meaning of thrift and waste prevention in digital transformation and innovation.

The Vietnam Internet Network Information Centre has organised various activities in August to promote the national domain name “.vn” among individuals and organisations, with a particular focus on young people.

Vietnam introduces new digital signature regulations to strengthen online transaction security and legal integrity.

The director of the Central Military Hospital 108 pointed out that the larger and more specialized hospitals are, the slower they progress in digital transformation.

The future of the Internet lies in the industrial Internet, where production lines, industrial robots, and smart sensors are interconnected to optimise the entire manufacturing ecosystem, said a leader of the VN Internet Network Information Centre.

Scholars highlight how Vietnam can retain cultural identity while integrating digital innovation in art, religion, and ethnicity.

Vietnam’s youth are tech-savvy and ambitious - yet vulnerable to virtual pressures