The gifting industry is undergoing a revolution as blockchain and NFC technologies make it possible to transform everyday presents into irreplaceable treasures with unique, digital stories.

Platforms like YooLife and Zalo are redefining social media in Vietnam, using technology to connect citizens, preserve culture, and enhance digital governance, positioning them as strong competitors to global platforms.

Vietnam’s participation in global supply chains hinges on mastering technology and investing in R&D, much like Taiwan (China) did decades ago.

Vietnam deeply understands that high-tech development is not only necessary for enhancing productivity, quality, and competition, but also for propelling the nation's economic takeoff, HCM City Party Committee Secretary Nguyen Van Nen has said.

The rapid development and application of artificial intelligence (AI) are poised to propel Vietnam’s digital transformation and economic growth, creating opportunities across various sectors.

More than 30 businesses have registered for space in ICT1, the centerpiece of Da Nang’s $60 million Software Park No. 2, even before its official inauguration in January 2025.

With goals of $100 billion in tech export revenue by 2035, Vietnam’s ICT sector is poised for global expansion under the guidance of Resolution 57 and the “Make in Vietnam” vision.

Ho Chi Minh City plans to pilot mechanisms for pharmaceutical companies to adopt digital technologies, showcasing its commitment to healthcare innovation.

Vietnam has unveiled an ambitious plan to transform Ho Chi Minh City into the first AI city globally, leveraging cutting-edge technology and partnerships to redefine urban management.

Within a short time, the Central Party Office has developed software that tracks the progress of Party Congresses at various levels.

Training engineers for the semiconductor industry should be a goal of human resource development in Vietnam, speakers said at a workshop on the ‘Vietnam semiconductor industry C=SET+1’, held on the sidelines of the sixth Make in Vietnam Forum.

FPT Chairman Trương Gia Bình views Resolution 57 as a milestone that indicates the country’s strong rise. The important document acts as a fulcrum for Vietnam to become a powerful, prosperous and flourishing nation.

Viettel Chairman Tao Duc Thang has called for special mechanisms to empower Vietnamese enterprises to invest in high-risk R&D projects, arguing that such initiatives could spark breakthroughs in strategic industries.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has emphasized that Resolution 57 is particularly important, serving as a guide to propel the nation towards wealth, civilization and prosperity in the new era.

Scientists have discovered a new land snail species, Calybium plicatus, in the first sinkhole of Son Doong Cave, underscoring Vietnam’s extraordinary biodiversity.

Dong Nai Province has approved the planning for a nearly 100-hectare Nuclear Science and Technology Research Center, aiming to boost Vietnam's nuclear research and innovation capacity.

General Secretary To Lam has called for bold reforms to advance science, technology, and digital transformation, urging unity and determination to realize Vietnam’s potential.

At a national conference, officials emphasized the transformative potential of science and technology, reaffirming Vietnam’s commitment to achieving economic breakthroughs through digital innovation.

The Politburo has launched a Central Steering Committee for Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation, with General Secretary To Lam as its leader, marking a significant step in advancing Vietnam’s modernization.