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The spring of Binh Ngo 2026 comes with a new rhythm of life in the country, where digital transformation is no longer a guiding concept but is vividly present in daily life. The countrys digital transformation has been marking clear achievements, while opening up the desire for breakthroughs based on data, technology and innovation. Download People can carry out administrative procedures online via VneID - Photo: VGP/Thu GiangSpring of digital life From familiar operations on smartphones, smooth operation of online public services, to the breakthrough of digital businesses and new development models based on data, artificial intelligence, and national digital transformation have left clear marks and opened up many expectations for the development path ahead. Days before Tet, at In many localities, people are no longer busy racing against time to complete administrative procedures before the long holiday. In the digital environment, online public service platforms operate stably, allowing people to submit applications, look up results, and pay fees and charges with just a few simple steps. At rural Tet markets or in urban shopping centers, cashless payment has become a popular choice. Lucky money envelopes carrying New Years wishes are sent quickly and conveniently, but still retain the meaning of gathering and sharing. Digital technology has crept into every little corner of Tet life - from booking bus tickets, online shopping, video calling to visit relatives, to accessing official, timely information during the holiday. Digital transformation, in the most natural way, is contributing to making Tet more fulfilling, convenient and secure. It is a vivid expression of a society that is gradually forming digital habits, digital beliefs and digital culture. Digital government: Putting people at the center of service One of the outstanding marks of national digital transformation in the past year is the strong movement of digital government. Information systems and national databases on population, insurance, health, and education continue to be improved, connected and shared, creating an important foundation for the provision of interconnected, synchronous, and people-centered public services. Many public administrative service centers and one-stop departments at all levels have operated in a modern, transparent manner, minimizing direct contact and improving the efficiency of handling procedures. During Tet, although officials and civil servants take holidays according to regulations, the digital system still does not take a break, meeting the essential needs of people and businesses. The Government has repeatedly emphasized that digital transformation in the public sector is not only aimed at improving the efficiency of state management, but more importantly, improving service quality and strengthening peoples trust in the administrative apparatus. According to the Ministry of Science and Technology, after 5 years of implementing the national digital transformation program (from 2020), Vietnam has gone through the startup phase and officially entered the acceleration period, with many fundamental and widespread results. In particular, 2025 is a breakthrough year for Vietnams digital infrastructure, both in terms of speed, scale and coverage. This is shown through numbers such as: Fixed broadband Internet speed reaches 280 Mbps, an increase of 1.7 times compared to 2024, ranking 11th in the world, an increase of 49 places compared to the beginning of the term; Mobile broadband Internet reaches a speed of 160 Mbps, double that of 2024, ranking 17th in the world. 4G infrastructure has covered about 99% of the population, 5G coverage from 0.93% in 2023 to more than 90% in 2025...The digital government recorded clear progress when the rate of online documents in the entire process accounted for 51.7% of the total number of documents handling administrative procedures. Vietnams e-Government ranking according to the United Nations has increased 15 places compared to 2022, ranking 71st out of 193 countries, reflecting the substantive effectiveness of administrative reform and digitization of public service activities. Many national digital platforms have been in stable operation, from the National Public Service Portal, the National Population Database to electronic identification and authentication infrastructure, creating a platform for people and businesses to participate in transactions. Electronic translation is safe, convenient and transparent. In that general picture, Da Nang is one of the bright spots in building a digital government and developing a digital economy based on data. Sharing experiences in the digital transformation process, Mr. Ho Quang Buu, Vice Chairman of the Peoples Committee of Da Nang City, said that the City identifies data as an important infrastructure, a new resource that needs to be exploited effectively to create more added value for the economy. Da Nang has soon issued and implemented the Digital Transformation Project and the Smart City Construction Project, which takes open public data as the central task. As one of the first localities to build and operate an Open Data Portal, Da Nang approaches digital transformation in the direction of open according to needs, moving from what the city has to announce is that to what people and businesses need, the city is to announce that. The city has made more than 1,500 data sets public, attracting thousands of user accounts and millions of visits, creating free resources for businesses, startups and the creative community.In the period 2026-2030, Da Nang aims to develop the Open Data Portal not only as a technology solution, but also as a new governance method, the key to unlocking GDP growth potential. Download Bustling Tet markets on e-commerce platforms - Photo: VGP/Thu Giang Digital economy - growth driver for the new year Along with digital government, the digital economic sector is increasingly contributing to GD
