Unlocking a New Era of Science and Technology: Resolution 57

A Catalyst for Science and Technology: Propelling Vietnam Towards a Digital Future

On May 19, at the National Conference to implement Resolution 57-NQ/TW, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, Nguyen Hoang Long, delivered a congratulatory address to the science and technology community within the industry sector, marking Vietnam Science and Technology Day.

Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long congratulates the industry and trade sector’s science and technology team on Vietnam Science and Technology Day. (Photo: Thanh Tuan)

Deputy Minister Long acknowledged the significant contributions of the Ministry to Vietnam’s scientific and technological advancement, stating, “Our Ministry has been a key driver of national progress through its state management agencies, research institutes, and universities. This is a source of great pride for us.”

In the era of global digital transformation, science, technology, innovation, and digitalization are at the heart of economic growth and national competitiveness. Recognizing this, the Party and Government have introduced pivotal policies, notably Resolution 57-NQ/TW and Government Resolution 71/NQ-CP, aimed at catalyzing breakthroughs in these domains.

These resolutions set forth strategic objectives and actionable tasks to propel Vietnam into a new era, characterized by a digital economy and society. Innovation, science, technology, and digital transformation are envisioned as the foundational pillars of this new era. While presenting challenges, this transformation also offers the Ministry of Industry and Trade a unique opportunity to reinforce its pioneering role.

Deputy Minister Long emphasized the significance of Resolution 57, stating, “The issuance of this resolution by the Politburo is a pivotal moment in Vietnam’s journey towards a digital future. Scientific and technological development is imperative for us to achieve our centennial goals,” adding that the resolution ushers in a new chapter for Vietnam’s innovation ecosystem.

Despite past obstacles, Resolution 57 provides the policy mechanisms and legal frameworks necessary to unlock future progress in science and technology. Deputy Minister Long expressed confidence in the Ministry’s ability to lead this transformation, given its extensive network of institutes, educational institutions, and talented researchers, educators, and students. “With determination and ambition, no challenge is insurmountable,” he assured.

A Six-Point Strategy for the Ministry of Industry and Trade

To effectively realize the goals of Resolution 57 and related directives, Deputy Minister Long outlined six strategic tasks for the Ministry:

First, enhance policy mechanisms and organizational structures. This involves reviewing and amending legal documents to remove barriers, encouraging businesses to invest in research and advanced technology, with a focus on high-tech industries, green technology, and the circular economy.

Second, foster an innovation ecosystem within the industry and trade sector. This includes establishing innovation hubs that connect businesses, research institutes, and universities, offering special support to startups and commercializing creative ideas.

Third, develop a highly qualified workforce. Modernize training programs to emphasize digital skills and innovation competencies, cultivating a cadre of science and technology professionals equipped for Industry 4.0 and global trends.

Fourth, accelerate digital transformation across the sector. Integrate digital tools and data systems for enhanced efficiency in state management and business operations, aiming to develop digital industry, commerce, and governance.

Fifth, strengthen international cooperation. Deepen global integration and actively participate in international innovation networks to leverage foreign resources, expertise, and technologies for the benefit of Vietnam’s key industries and services.

Sixth, reform public administration. Streamline administrative procedures and expand digital governance to promote transparency and enable innovation, creating a supportive legal environment that encourages startups and creative ventures.

“As we stand at the precipice of a new era, filled with both challenges and opportunities, the Ministry of Industry and Trade must embrace innovation, think boldly, and break through institutional and mindset barriers,” Deputy Minister Long concluded. “By doing so, we will create true breakthroughs in science, technology, and innovation, securing Vietnam’s place in the digital future.”
You may also like

National Exhibition Center: Hanoi’s Iconic Future Landmark



On the morning of May 19, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh paid a visit to the construction site of the National Exhibition and Fair Centre in Hanoi’s Dong Anh District to personally oversee the project’s progress. Accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister Mai Van Chinh, the Prime Minister’s presence underscores the government’s commitment and emphasis on the project’s role in the broader development strategy for the nation’s capital.

“The Life of President Ho Chi Minh: An Illustrated Story”



THE HANOI TIMES — Ho Chi Minh: A Man and a Nation is a compelling comic book that offers a unique perspective on the life and legacy of Vietnam’s beloved leader, President Ho Chi Minh. Originally published in Italian in 1968, this beautifully illustrated work has now been translated into Vietnamese to commemorate the President’s […]

Westinghouse Electric Company: Forging Vietnam’s Nuclear Energy Future



As Vietnam contemplates the resumption of its nuclear energy program, Westinghouse Electric Company, a stalwart of the American energy industry, steps forward as an ideal strategic partner. With a rich legacy of innovation and a steadfast commitment to safety and sustainability, Westinghouse offers cutting-edge reactor technology and a wealth of expertise. Their proven track record in the field positions them as a trusted guide in Vietnam’s journey towards a secure and sustainable energy future.

Hanoi Shines with Flags and Flowers in Honor of President Ho Chi Minh’s Birthday



Celebrating a Legendary Leader: Hanoi Honors President Ho Chi Minh’s 135th Birthday Hanoi, Vietnam’s vibrant capital, is aglow with patriotic fervor as it commemorates the 135th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s birth. The city’s streets are a sea of red and gold, with flags, banners, and decorative panels paying tribute to the beloved leader. […]

Vietnam: A Magnet for US FDI with its Growing Confidence.



Vietnam is rapidly emerging as a highly attractive destination for US foreign direct investment (FDI), with capital inflows indicating significant growth and a promising future. The Southeast Asian country is witnessing a surge of interest from American corporations, suggesting a potential breakthrough in the FDI landscape in the coming years.

Nhận xét

Đăng nhận xét

Bài đăng phổ biến từ blog này

The Most Beautiful Destinations in Vietnam Recommended by International Media

Hình ảnh
In an article published in The Sydney Morning Herald, author Katherine Scott commented Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) is Vietnam’s leading economic, cultural, and entertainment center with cool weather all year round, and the most attractive cuisine in Southeast Asia. A 4-6 day trip will be the ideal time for visitors to have the opportunity to explore this city. Must-visit destinations in Ho Chi Minh City are the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee headquarters, the Opera House, the City Central Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the city’s famous Book Street. The City Hall during the French colonial period is now the headquarters of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee. Photo: ISTOCK Tourists can also visit The Cafe Apartments, a modern box-shaped building that has been retained since the 1960s and is located on Nguyen Hue walking street. Currently, this is an area of uniquely decorated cafes, bars, and shops worth experiencing further in Ho Chi Minh City. For histor...
Đọc thêm

The Thrilling Horse Races of Da Khai Lake

Hình ảnh
The first saddleless horse race in Vietnam took place at the racetrack next to Da Khai lake, in the eco-cultural tourist area (Da Nhim commune, Lac Duong province) on December 10th and December 11th. It has attracted a large number of visitors and locals. This activity was put together to celebrate Da Lat Flower Festival 2022 organized by H. Lac Duong. Photo: besttracing.net 32 horses and jockeys who are native ethnic minority horsemen aged 16-45 from communes and towns in H.Lac Duong have participated in this race. SXHQ Joint Stock Company has built the racetrack methodically. This racetrack has a 10m wide track, and green grass with a winding design along Da Khai Lake. It stretches to the hillside for over 1km to increase the difficulty for the racers. Photo: nytimes The qualifying rounds took place on the afternoon of December 10. On the morning of December 11, there were quarterfinals, semi-finals, and finals. These matches have attracted large numbers of l...
Đọc thêm

The Amiability Tradition of the Vietnamese People

Hình ảnh
As a crossroads in geography and culture, throughout its history, Vietnam has been exposed to and exchanged with many cultures and civilizations. In that process, Vietnam has become a good land for many communities, with different historical and cultural traditions, to settle down and build their lives, thereby, a country of different ethnicities was born. Up to now, 54 ethnic groups living harmoniously on the S-shaped strip of land, uniting in the common destiny of Vietnam. Amalgamation (acceptance of all differences) has been present in the Vietnamese traditional culture since the ancient age. Le Loi once forgave the enemy’s soldiers, allowing them to keep their lives. Amiability is the foremost priority Due to its strategic geo-political position, Vietnam often had to conduct defending wars against foreign invaders who were always powerful and aggressive forces. The Northern feudal empires from the Qin, Han (BC) to Qing (late 18th century), there was no dynasty that ...
Đọc thêm