The STEM classrooms are designed cohesively and flexibly, integrating advanced technology to create open spaces where students can research, experiment and develop interdisciplinary science projects.
This year, the United Nations’ World Creativity and Innovation Day further underscores the pivotal role of creativity in socio-economic progress, providing fresh impetus for Việt Nam to refine institutions, mobilise resources, and foster a culture of innovation.
The China–ASEAN AI Application Cooperation Centre, jointly established by the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and ASEAN countries, aims to promote inclusive and mutually beneficial development of AI globally.
The two centres are the International Centre of Research and Postgraduate Training in Mathematics (ICRTM) and the International Centre for Physics (ICP), both operating under the Việt Nam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST).
HCM City is set to mobilise all possible resources to make science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation the primary engines for double-digit economic growth.
HCM City has made history as the first locality in Việt Nam to officially promulgate a comprehensive digital data development strategy for the 2026-30 period, with a vision extending to 2035.
Implemented in collaboration with the National Innovation Centre (NIC) and Letuin High Tech Vietnam, the programme will, for the first time, introduce semiconductor training alongside existing courses in artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data.
The programme marks a sharp pivot from broad training support to targeted investment in research excellence. It concentrates resources on priority areas, especially strategic technologies, while ensuring balanced coverage across scientific disciplines.
A research paper originating from a university graduation thesis at the HCM City University of Technology (HCMUT) under Việt Nam National University-HCM City has been published in a world-leading journal on artificial intelligence in education.
From technology-driven urban governance solutions to local online public services, digital technology is steadily narrowing the gap between Government and the business community.
AI-driven tools are pushing Việt Nam’s social commerce into a new phase, as businesses scale automated messaging, personalised sales and real-time customer engagement.
Creating STEM education spaces has opened up opportunities for students to build knowledge and inspiration for scientific research, especially for students in remote mountain areas.
Deputy Minister of Justice Nguyễn Thanh Tịnh said under central and Government assessments, the ministry consistently ranks among the top performers in digital transformation and implementation of the Politburo's Resolution 57.
Farmers in the southern province of Tây Ninh are improving incomes by applying technology, joining value chains and developing co-operative models.
With synchronised direction and unified implementation, ministries, sectors and localities are translating the Resolution into concrete institutions, mobilised resources and measurable outcomes.
From practical implementation, many localities have identified agriculture as a key pillar of the economy in the coming years.
Việt Nam's current agricultural growth still relies heavily on expanding scale, increasing output, exploiting natural resources, and the use of chemical inputs.
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has moved to tighten oversight of artificial intelligence (AI) in the banking sector, requiring lenders and e-wallet providers to notify customers in advance when AI systems are used to interact directly with them.
