Vietnam Accelerates Shift to Knowledge-Based Economy, Pushing Innovation and Industry-Academia Links
Vietnam's Communist Party calls for decisive action and concrete results to achieve long-term sustainable development goals, transforming knowledge into productivity and national competitiveness. Emphasis is placed on innovation in science and technology and strengthening collaboration between universities, research institutions, and businesses as key growth drivers.
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