Tag: Science and technology

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung affirmed that research and development of strategic technologies and products is a major policy and direction of the Party and the State.

The vision for 2045 is for Vietnam to become a country with one of the most advanced IP systems in the world.

For foreign-invested enterprises to be eligible for corporate income tax incentives, they must meet similar criteria applicable to domestic enterprises.

Minister of Science and Technology Tran Manh Hung highlighted six key directions when launching the first patriotic emulation movement for the science and technology sector in the new era.

The objective of the Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the current Law on Technology Transfer is to continue improving the legal framework for technology transfer.

Vietnam has recorded significant progress in recent years, with the rollout of key products and platforms in three strategic areas: AI, 5G networks, and blockchain.

The Science and Technology Exchange Platform was launched, featuring a hybrid online and offline model accessible at https://techmartvietnam.vn.

VAST is positioned to become Vietnam's leading science and technology hub.

The PM stressed the importance of being truly innovative and researching special mechanisms and policies rather than just specific ones.

The Government will present a resolution to the NA to address challenges in scientific and technological development.

Country’s innovative startup ecosystem has developed robustly and spawned a new generation of businesses.

The event, scheduled to be held by Vinfuture Foundation in Hanoi on December 4-7.

The southern city is developing orientations and policies to create momentum for sustainable growth

Central province to develop three major urban areas on science and technology, health, and tourism.

New cities in west and north to focus on science and technology and modern education.

Vietnam has become one of 17 prioritized countries in Australia’s innovation strategy.

At less than half a per cent of GDP, investment in science and technology in Vietnam is almost five times lower than the global average.

Vietnam is the third-largest mineral producer in ASEAN, boasting the world’s leading reserves of coal, bauxite, titanium, iron ore, and rare earth metals. New green technologies are to be applied for the industry to tackle its carbon emissions.

Drastic changes in the agro-forestry-fisheries sector have been seen in recent years because of scientific research, technical advances, and modern agricultural production and processing technologies. With cooperation and support from agricultural research institutes worldwide, a number of research products have been applied in Vietnam, resulting in increased incomes for farmers and sustainable agricultural development. VnEconomy sought the opinions of international partners cooperating in agricultural scientific research in Vietnam about the achievements and challenges as well as the prospects in the future.