Việt Nam News

The amended law on telecommunications is expected to address current difficulties while creating more room for future development. The changes reflect a broader approach to regulation – legislation should keep pace with technological development and support innovation rather than become a barrier to it.

International and domestic experience will be studied and applied in strategically important fields, including artificial intelligence, biotechnology, quantum technology, semiconductors, energy and other advanced technologies.

The corporation, which operates more than 13,000 service points and nearly 40,000 staff nationwide, is restructuring its organisation and moving away from paper-based administration as competition in the postal and logistics sector intensifies.

Việt Nam is strengthening its legal and institutional framework for digital transformation, with new regulations, platforms and a 100-day drive aimed at tackling key bottlenecks nationwide.

Tây Ninh Province has approved a strategy to develop an unmanned vehicle ecosystem, with a focus on testing, training, applications and related services through 2030.

Under the decree, eligible personnel will receive a monthly allowance of VNĐ5 million. The payment will be made together with their monthly salaries but will not be used as a basis for calculating social and health insurance contributions or benefits.

The new programme aims to harmonise patent examination reports, provide clearer processing timelines and make it easier for applicants to secure patent protection across ASEAN.

VINATOM and ICISE have signed a five-year cooperation agreement to advance interdisciplinary research, train scientific talent and connect Vietnamese researchers with international experts and networks.

The Đắk Lắk Province Department of Agriculture and Environment has directed its subordinate units to accelerate the implementation of the Politburo’s Resolution No. 57, focusing on science and technology, innovation and digital transformation across the agriculture sector.

The restructuring will separate the resettlement component from the Ninh Thuận 1 and Ninh Thuận 2 nuclear power plants, allowing each project to proceed under its own investment procedures and legal framework.

Following a rigorous assessment process, 25 organisations and businesses have been shortlisted for the 2025 National Quality Awards, recognising their strong performance in productivity, quality management, innovation and competitiveness.

The Lâm Đồng Province People’s Committee has issued new guidance on applying artificial intelligence (AI) to the operations of State administrative agencies across the province.

Without adequate infrastructure, high-quality data, skilled workers and effective institutional frameworks, AI adoption could instead worsen unemployment, widen inequality, increase security risks and deepen technological dependence.

A key priority will be removing bottlenecks in implementation, particularly delays in proposing tasks, allocating resources and organising implementation caused by concerns about risks and responsibility.

Cà Mau Province is speeding up a 100-day campaign to tackle bottlenecks in digital transformation, improve public services, and create momentum for double-digit economic growth.

Đồng Tháp Province is accelerating the implementation of the Politburo’s Resolution No. 57 to boost productivity, improve competitiveness, and develop the digital economy.

Minister of Science and Technology Vũ Hải Quân urged agencies and units to disburse funds decisively, clear obstacles and hold leaders accountable for staying on schedule.

Quantum technology is shifting worldwide from basic research to applied use across industries. Việt Nam has placed cybersecurity and quantum technology on its list of 10 national strategic tech groups, betting on them to sharpen technological self-reliance and competitiveness in a new era.