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With science and innovation as core growth drivers, Da Nang aims to rank among the world’s top 50 smart cities within three years.
Vietnam’s digital economy contributed 14% of GDP in 2025, but with ambitious targets ahead, 2026 will be the real test of depth and impact.
National Assembly Chair Tran Thanh Man has signed certification of Resolution No. 252/2025 of the 15th National Assembly, which revises and supplements the National Master Plan for the 2021–2030 period with a vision to 2050.
CMC Technology Group joins the Government Office’s AI training program, equipping officials with hands-on experience in “Make in Vietnam” AI solutions.
Vietnam’s Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs outlines a strategic roadmap for 2026, calling for accelerated implementation of Project 06 with clear responsibilities and outcomes.
Migrating to digital environments along with AI use are the two vital pillars required to shift from a "zero-risk" mindset to a framework of proactive risk management, Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung has said.
Just four years after launch, VNeID has grown far beyond its original purpose as a health declaration tool, becoming a vital “digital key” for Vietnamese citizens to access a comprehensive range of online services in the digital era.
Vietnam’s centralized digital technology zones are emerging as top economic contributors, delivering exceptional land-use value and productivity.
The Ministry of Science and Technology recently hosted the 2025 National Forum on the Development of Vietnamese Tech Enterprises in Hanoi, under the theme: “Create in Vietnam, build in Vietnam, to lead.”
Vietnam is entering the data age with bold ambitions to turn raw data into a powerful engine for sustainable growth.
Vietnamese enterprises are navigating a new global reality where digital and green transformations are no longer optional.
Vietnam's new Digital Transformation Law defines a legal foundation for nationwide change, with the state as a key investor and customer.
As Vietnam moves into 2026, Party General Secretary To Lam has laid out a bold roadmap for the nation’s digital and technological transformation, calling for decisive execution and real-world outcomes - not bureaucratic procedures.
Vietnam's newly enacted Artificial Intelligence Law is set to fuel innovation and boost national competitiveness by establishing regulatory sandboxes, AI development funds, and robust data sovereignty protections.
On December 31, the Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs (MERA) of Vietnam officially launched a pilot implementation of the National Religious Database Information System at the Government Committee for Religious Affairs.
The rapid expansion of digital payments has increased the risks of cyberattacks and fraud, requiring close coordination among banks, regulators and users, experts in the field say.
Driven by Resolution 57, Hanoi sees digital transformation as a chance to redesign its administrative model from the ground up.
On December 25, the Central Steering Committee for the development of science, technology, innovation and digital transformation held a conference to review results in 2025 and outline key directions and tasks for 2026.
2025 marked a turning point as Vietnam passed landmark legislation governing nearly every aspect of its digital space.
General Secretary To Lam has underscored that national data is a strategic asset intrinsically tied to national sovereignty, security, and the rights of the people.