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On the morning of November 26, concluding the working session with the Innovation Network and Vietnamese experts on developing strategic technology industries, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung emphasized that only with specific, scientific and drastic actions to solve the countrys big problems can we bring Vietnam into an era of growth based on science, technology and innovation. Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung emphasized that only with specific, scientific and drastic actions to solve the countrys big problems can we bring Vietnam into an era of growth based on science, technology and innovation - Photo: VGP/Thu Sa Working very urgently and effectively, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung heard delegates present many frank and enthusiastic opinions, closely following development practice. of Vietnam, has just updated technology and innovation trends in the world. Many practical opinions have been concretized in current guidelines and policies; At the same time, there are also many new, unique opinions with important reference value that need to be further researched and supplemented to further improve the strategy for developing Vietnams innovation ecosystem and strategic technology fields in the coming time. On behalf of the Government leaders, the Deputy Prime Minister welcomed and highly appreciated the innovation networks, experts and businesses that have come up with many good initiatives, capable of immediate implementation, demonstrating the spirit of initiative and innovation. and ready to accompany the Government and the country to put strategic orientations into practice. The legal corridor is complete, synchronous, and timely. The Deputy Prime Minister said that under the direction of the Central Steering Committee for the development of science, technology, innovation and digital transformation, directly led by General Secretary To Lam, the work of perfecting the institution has been implemented prominently, quickly and drastically. Never before has the Ministry of Science and Technology built so many laws, resolutions and proposals. project... like last year. The Ministry has developed 10 laws at the same time with many accompanying documents. This is a huge amount of work, short implementation time, quality must be guaranteed to keep up with international level, Deputy Prime Minister shared. Resolution No. 57 clearly identifies the requirement for strong development of science, technology and innovation, considering this a central driving force for rapid and sustainable growth, especially in the fields of technology. strategy. Next, Decision No. 1131 of the Prime Minister concretized the goals, tasks and solutions to develop pioneering technologies, laying the foundation for the formation of a national strategic technology ecosystem. Along with that, the legal system amended, supplemented and newly promulgated in 2025, such as the Law on Science, Technology, Innovation, Law on High Technology, Law on Digital Technology Industry, Law on Artificial Intelligence, and a number of laws related to data, network security, new energy... has created a complete, synchronous and timely legal corridor to promote research, development, application and commercialization of strategic technologies. Besides, under the direction of of the Central Government, the Government allocates huge resources for science, technology and innovation (3-5% of GDP). The Deputy Prime Minister affirmed that the key task in the coming time is to effectively and practically implement the issued guidelines and policies, in order to synchronously and sustainably develop the innovation ecosystem of strategic technology industries - Photo: VGP/Thu Sa. Therefore, the Deputy Prime Minister affirmed that the key task in the coming time is to effectively and substantially implement the promulgated guidelines and policies, in order to synchronously and sustainably develop the innovation ecosystem of the industries strategic technology. This is not only the task of the Government and state management agencies, but also the responsibility of the entire political system, innovation networks, experts, scientists, and businesses. At the same time, the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the context, situation and requirements for developing strategic technology industries. The delegates all agreed that strategic technology fields such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, cybersecurity, quantum, robotics, automation, and aerospace pillars, drones, advanced materials and biomedical technology... are the key technologies that determine national competitiveness in the digital era, green economic development and circular economy. This is not only a development opportunity, but also a vital condition for Vietnam to make a breakthrough and deeply participate in the global technology value chain. To develop these industries, the Deputy Prime Minister said that our country must have an overall strategy to master core technology; develop high quality human resources; building technological infrastructure and shared laboratory systems; Promote innovation and form a comprehensive ecosystem for technology industries, in which the States leading role is to determine success and connect the three stakeholders (State, businesses, and institutions). Frankly pointing out some major challenges, Deputy Prime Minister P.Analysis of the role of strategic technology industries at some levels and sectors is still incomplete; shortage of high quality human resources; huge capital needs for R&D, digital infrastructure, laboratories and pilot production; lack of physical spaces and policies to test new technologies; There are still gaps in standards, intellectual property, cybersecurity and global supply chain requirements. Essential requirements, key and long-term, sustainable tasks. In order to effectively implement the directions of the Government and the Prime Minister in promoting strategic technology industries, the Deputy Prim
