Only 14 localities have completed the digitization of data about civil status, and 461 out of 705 districts nationwide have completed the digitization of data on land, according to the Taskforce on Implementing the Government’s Plan 06.

As young Vietnamese become more proficient in using AI, teachers want to learn how to use AI (artificial intelligence) to improve lesson plans and avoid being outdone by students.

The following is the second part of an interview given to VietNamNet by Nguyen Van Than, National Assembly Deputy, chair of the Vietnam SME Association, and deputy chair of the Prime Ministerial Advisory Council for Administrative Reform.

For the judicial system, which is overloaded with work and facing challenges from the ‘mountains of data’, going digital has been a must.

Drastic measures and accelerated administration reform have led to the simplification of 4,751 out of 5,000 public procedures from provinces and cities nationwide over the past decade.

Ho Chi Minh City aims to eliminate the need for physical paperwork in online public services by 2025, bringing the entire administrative process onto digital platforms.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the fundamental technology driving digital transformation activities in Vietnam.

The countries that start the twin goals of green and digital transition later than others could make a breakthrough and progress faster than some developed countries when using AI, but challenges will be huge.

The General Department of Taxation aims to give all taxpayers tax identification and electronic authentication by 2025.

Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh recently signed a decision approving the digital infrastructure by 2025 with a vision to 2030.

AI (artificial intelligence) transformation is just one period of the digital transformation process that helps businesses become more intelligent.

The new resolution in digital transformation needs to be revolutionary like Resolution 10 on reforming agricultural economy management, which led to breakthroughs in agriculture, rural areas and farmers over the last 35 years.

These online services via VNeID have been piloted since April 22 in Hanoi capital city and the central province of Thua Thien-Hue.

Vietnam's 8-grade jump in the GCI (global cybersecurity index) shows the country’s improvements in both awareness and actions compared with four years ago, experts have said.

The great efforts made in all three "pillars", including telecommunications infrastructure, the workforce and online public services, have helped Vietnam jump by 15 grades in the e-government ranking.

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) has introduced a groundbreaking digital infrastructure framework aimed at revolutionizing the nation’s digital landscape.

As a major administrative centre of Vietnam, the capital city regards digital transformation as a top priority to enhance governance, facilitate administrative procedures, and connect with citizens and businesses.

Party General Secretary and State President To Lam has written an article highlighting the role of digital transformation in national development. The Vietnam News Agency (VNA) introduces the translation of the article. ​

Nearly 40 years after the first renovation, the information and telecommunications sector is now facing a new revolution