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After more than 5 years of implementation, the Make in Vietnam orientation has created clear changes in the thinking and actions of the digital technology business community, contributing to the formation of a fast and sustainable development of Vietnams digital technology industry, gradually affirming its position on the world technology map. Download Digital solutions such as robots are gradually coming into life, from rescue, salvage, smart tourism to public services and security - Photo: VGP/TG From big policies to specific actions On January 14, 2020, the Prime Minister issued Directive No. 01/CT-TTg on promoting the development of Vietnamese digital technology enterprises, marking an important shift in thinking about developing the digital technology industry. The Directive emphasized requires Vietnamese digital technology businesses to take the lead and create breakthroughs in implementing the Make in Vietnam strategy, with the implication that Vietnamese businesses gradually master technology, proactively design and manufacture products, create services, solutions and new business models. From there, Make in Vietnam is not only a development orientation, but becomes a driving force for fundamental change in the business community. The mindset of outsourcing and dependence is gradually being replaced by a more proactive approach in research, design and production, aiming to build Vietnamese branded technology products, serving the domestic market and expanding to the international market. Many Make in Viet Nam technology products and solutions have been trusted and accepted by the domestic market, contributing to affirming the creative and intellectual capacity of Vietnamese businesses in the field of digital technology. Consistent direction of the Party and Government. The Government, the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Science and Technology have created conditions to promote the shift in the role of digital technology businesses towards being proactive, creative and leading. Large businesses focus on investing in developing digital infrastructure and digital platforms, creating space for small and medium-sized enterprises and technology startups to connect, cooperate and innovate. Download Fire protection robot demonstrated at the National Forum for Vietnam Technology Enterprise Development 2025 - Photo: VGP/TG From practical results to specific demonstrations, the period 2020-2024 recorded the rapid and sustainable development of Vietnamese digital technology enterprises. By the end of 2024, industry-wide revenue will reach about 158 billion USD, an increase of 26.8% compared to 2020; The total number of employees reached 1.8 million people, an increase of 44%. The whole country has nearly 75,000 digital technology businesses, of which more than 1,900 businesses have revenue from foreign markets with a total revenue of about 11.5 billion USD. Vietnam is currently in the group of 5 countries that produce and supply 5G commercial equipment; ranked 5th globally in exporting smartphones and computer components. As of December 2025, digital technology industry revenue is estimated to reach 198 billion USD, profit is about 371,201 billion VND, contributing to the budget nearly 69,780 billion VND, contributing to GDP more than 1.07 million billion VND. The number of digital technology enterprises reaches over 80,000 operating enterprises; The whole country has 8 concentrated digital technology zones. In fact, more and more Vietnamese digital technology enterprises have gradually mastered core technology, proactively designed and developed products and solutions and participated more deeply in the global value chain. Typical examples include large enterprises such as Viettel, FPT, VNPT with many products and technology platforms researched and developed by Vietnam themselves, effectively meeting the countrys major problems in digital transformation and government. digital coverage, network security, telecommunications and digital infrastructure. Many Make in Viet Nam products have been widely deployed in the public sector, serving millions of people and businesses, and gradually conquering international markets. According to Viettel Group Chairman Tao Duc Thang, Viettel has formed 5 key high-tech industries, including high-tech weapons, aerospace, telecommunications infrastructure, semiconductors and cyber security. The corporation currently owns 270 core technologies, researches and develops more than 80 military products and nearly 100 civilian products, with a research ecosystem of about 3,000 high-quality personnel and 17 modern laboratories. Meanwhile, FPT - one of the leading technology enterprises - has strongly transformed its growth model. In the past 5 years, FPTs ratio of processed products decreased from 90% to about 30%, replaced by a long-term investment strategy for technology. FPT General Director Nguyen Van Khoa affirmed that the business does not do technology according to trends, but focuses on strategic areas such as AI, data and digital infrastructure, network security, railway technology and semiconductors. Together with large businesses, Vietnams digital technology business ecosystem is increasingly expanding, forming a close connection between large businesses, small and medium enterprises and the innovative startup community. The constructive role of the State combined with the central role of businesses has created a driving force to promote innovation, open up the market and improve the technological autonomy of the economy.InIn the context of the global supply chain shift trend and the diversification strategy of international technology corporations, Vietnam is facing many new opportunities to develop the digital technology industry. Many Vietnamese digital technology businesses have proactively expanded their markets, gradually conquering even difficult markets such as the US, Japan, Korea, and China. According to the Make in Vietnam orientation, inn
