Resolution 57 emphasizes that science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation are the primary drivers of the new development and growth model.

Eighteen months after the launch of Resolution 57, a national AI ecosystem is gradually taking shape, bringing together institutions, data resources, computing infrastructure, technology enterprises, human resources and application markets.

More than a year after Vietnam began implementing Resolution 57, new innovation models are emerging nationwide while long-standing institutional barriers are being removed, creating momentum for science, technology and digital transformation.

Inspired by a former prime minister’s vision, Vietnam has become the third nation to produce its own polymer currency substrate.

An event in Hanoi highlights technological progress, honors fallen heroes, and showcases innovation across generations.

With a landmark resolution, Vietnam aims to lead innovation and digital transformation through major investments in science and technology.

Government pushes for stronger ecosystems, funding models, and commercialization efforts.

Research and development (R&D) is no longer an option for Vietnam - it has become a prerequisite to escape the middle-income trap and rise into the ranks of high-tech nations.

Vietnamese authorities highlighted the significant role of overseas funding in the nation's economic transformation and focused on the need to improve technology transfer mechanisms.

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the technology sector have been witnessing a rebound in recent years as tech giants have employed M&A to expand their ecosystems.