Vietnam Pushes Fundamental Reform of Science, Technology R&D to Accelerate Digital Economy Transition
Vietnam is seeking fundamental reforms in science and technology research and development to address advancements in AI and technological competition. The nation aims to accelerate talent cultivation, strengthen international cooperation, and invest in emerging technologies to achieve a 30% digital economy share of GDP.
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