The plan aims to develop biotechnology into a key foundational sector that drives innovation to support growth in agriculture and environment based on science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
The Prime Minister's Directive No. 29/CT-TTg underscores the government's determination to accelerate Vietnam's digital transformation agenda and strengthen its innovation ecosystem as key pillars of long-term economic development and public sector modernization.
The Prime Minister has outlined six key solutions to develop a synchronous, efficient, and integrated science and technology market, such as mobilizing maximum resources from the private and international sectors, creating favorable conditions for businesses to quickly join the global value chain and dominate the international market, and linking the development of the domestic market with global and regional markets, in line with Vietnam’s international commitments and international practices.
The Vietnam Association of Science and Technology Enterprises (VST) requires solutions to develop science and technology enterprises and build a database on such enterprises, to be able to understand their situation and so provide support and promote effective development, according to Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Tran Van Tung.