Vietnam Aims for 30% Digital Economy Contribution to GDP by 2030
Vietnam has unveiled its Digital Economy and Digital Society Development Program for 2026-2030, aiming to build a dynamic digital economy powered by AI and data. The plan targets increasing the digital economy's share of GDP to 30%, reflecting Vietnam's strategy for rapid growth and enhanced international competitiveness.
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