Tây Ninh Province is promoting green production and digital transformation to improve industrial efficiency and strengthen competitiveness amid rising environmental standards.
AI is transforming workplaces, but experts say human judgement, critical thinking and the ability to apply knowledge to real-world problems will remain essential as technology accelerates.
Under Decision No. 1951/QĐ-TTg signed by Deputy Prime Minister Hồ Quốc Dũng on Thursday, the project targets to produce at least 20 key strategic technological products in the 2026-35 period.
The Government must the most favourable environment possible which is transparent, fair and secure so businesses can invest, operate, innovate and grow with confidence.
Tasks must be closely aligned with the industry''s development needs, focusing on strategic technologies and products, as well as technological upgrades that enable enterprises to adopt and apply research findings.
StartupBlink has published the Global Startup Ecosystem Index (GSEI), which recognises and ranks start-up ecosystems, cities, countries and innovators with outstanding growth and contributions each year.
The capital aims to lead Việt Nam in the Provincial Innovation Index (PII) and rank among the top five provinces and cities nationwide in AI research and development.
Việt Nam''s share of global manufactured-goods exports has nearly quadrupled over the past three decades, overtaking Malaysia in 2017 to become the largest in ASEAN.
The farmers’ access to comprehensive digital data has facilitated the effective management of production standards such as VietGAP and GlobalGAP as well as compliance with export market requirements.
The forum called for stronger technology capabilities, skilled talent and domestic businesses to help Việt Nam move into higher-value segments of global technology supply chains.
Việt Nam is seeking to build a competitive UAV industry by strengthening domestic supply chains, testing infrastructure and technological capabilities amid growing opportunities in the emerging low-altitude economy.