Demand for professionals in technology, AI, and digital skills is no longer limited to the IT sector but is expanding into retail, finance, and manufacturing.

HCMC is advancing AI, semiconductors, blockchain, and 5G/6G technology to become a Southeast Asian innovation hub by 2045, aiming for a 50% digital economy share.

The Party General Secretary To Lam has stressed the need for bold action in adopting and deploying science, technology, and innovation to improve governance and services for businesses and citizens.

The Vietnamese government is pushing for nationwide 5G rollout and investing in 6G research and space technology to accelerate economic and digital transformation.

Hanoi has launched a trial AI-powered hotline (19001009) to enhance public service efficiency, reducing wait times and automating administrative assistance.

On December 22, 2024, the Politburo released Resolution 57 on breakthroughs in science and technology development, innovation and national digital transformation.

With ambitious targets exceeding national resolutions, Da Nang is accelerating efforts to establish itself as a top digital economy and innovation center in Vietnam and ASEAN.

Hanoi has set ambitious goals to become a top science and technology hub in Asia by 2045, focusing on innovation, digital transformation, and knowledge-based economic growth.

Vietnam is considering digitizing real estate transactions, allowing buyers and sellers to conduct property deals online.

The Ministry of Public Security has officially launched the National Data Center, a key initiative to support digital government, economy, and society.

Vietnam’s e-commerce market is projected to reach $15.3 billion in 2025, with AI and automation playing a key role in enhancing customer experience.

Minister Nguyen Manh Hung emphasizes that Vietnamese businesses, especially large companies, should take on the mission of mastering strategic technologies to control the country's digital transformation process.

Reviewing the implementation of the National Digital Transformation Program over the past five years, the Ministry of Information and Communications, as the standing agency of the Digital Transformation Committee, has drawn key lessons for success.

Following the great success in attracting capital and technologies from international investors, Vietnam’s technology outlook is expected to become brighter in 2025.

In a move towards digital governance, Hanoi has announced plans to fully digitize administrative records and streamline public services by December 31, 2025.

Vietnam’s retail sector is rapidly advancing its digital transformation, with retailers embracing data-driven strategies and diversified sales channels to cut costs and streamline operations.

Vietnam’s digital transformation is paving the way for economic modernisation, business innovation, and an enhanced quality of life, according to the US-based website medium.com.

Experts highlighted a young population, the Government's support, and a thriving startup ecosystem are driving the country’s innovation.

"Vietnam needs to develop national high-level production capabilities and follow a strategic roadmap to become self-reliant in science and technology to effectively join global value chains," said Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung.

Minister Nguyen Manh Hung emphasizes that Vietnamese businesses, especially large companies, should take on the mission of mastering strategic technologies to control the country's digital transformation process.