Under the Politburo’s Resolution 57, at least 3% of total annual State budget expenditure should be allocated to science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
The list is being shaped around three criteria: economic demand and competitiveness, sectoral advantages and potential, and the ability to form value chains and markets.
As blockchain and digital technologies shape the future economy, the role of women is increasingly recognized as pivotal in building a diverse and sustainable tech ecosystem...
The circulars, issued by the Ministry of Science and Technology, provide concrete regulations for implementing the Law on Digital Technology Industry that will take effect on January 1, 2026.
Amending the Law on Technology Transfer is an urgent requirement to overcome the shortcomings of current laws and supplement policies suitable to rapidly changing realities...
The Vietnam Stock Exchange (VNX) has been tasked with researching and gradually applying new technologies to stock market operations. This implementation is scheduled to take place from 2026 to 2030 and will continue to be maintained thereafter.
The event bringing together the five largest industry and technology trade shows, creating a platform for strategic trade promotion and connecting knowledge, technology, and the business community.
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.
More than 130 domestic and foreign enterprises participate in the Fair Connecting Supply and Demand, promoting Nghe An agricultural products in 2025...
The two sides will strengthen connections between businesses, research institutes, and universities, contributing to building an internationally standardized innovation ecosystem in Vietnam.