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On the morning of July 4, at the regular Government Meeting in June 2026 and the Governments online conference with localities, the Ministry of Science and Technology reported on the results of implementing digital transformation, strategic technology development and proposed 5 groups of solutions to build a synchronous and unified system of standards and technical regulations, meeting the requirements of scientific and technological development and international integration. Download Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan spoke at the Conference - Photo: VGP/Nhat Bac Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan said that in recent times, the Ministry of Science and Technology has focused on perfecting the institutional system, advising on promulgating decrees and circulars in the field of digital transformation, and removing bottlenecks in mechanisms and policies to promote the digital transformation process at ministries, branches and localities. One of the notable new points is the current regulations has allowed ministries, branches and localities to develop or deploy pilot mechanisms for digital platforms that are not yet on the market. This is considered an important breakthrough, creating conditions for agencies to proactively deploy new digital platforms, while removing difficulties in disbursement for digital transformation. Regarding the field of science, technology and innovation, Minister Vu Hai Quan said he has submitted to the Prime Minister to promulgate a list of 10 strategic technologies and strategic technology products. After more than two months of implementation, the Ministry has received 28 tasks proposed by ministries and branches and is urgently working. Organize appraisal and approval for early implementation. According to the assessment of the Ministry of Science and Technology, the deployment of strategic technologies is being carried out quite synchronously by ministries and branches. Research and development tasks have been relatively clearly defined and are expected to be strongly deployed in July and August, creating an important foundation for the development of Vietnams strategic technology products. Synchronization of the system of standards and technical regulations At the Conference, a content emphasized by Minister Vu Hai Quan is solutions to ensure synchronization and uniformity in Vietnams system of standards and technical regulations according to the requirements of the Central Steering Committee and direction. of the General Secretary. Accordingly, the Ministry of Science and Technology proposed 5 key solution groups. The first solution is to unify policies and orientations. The Ministry of Science and Technology determines that serious implementation of Directive No. 38-CT/TW dated July 30, 2024 of the Secretariat on promoting national standards, measurement and quality work until 2030 and the following years is a throughout requirement. The Directive determining standards, measurement, and quality is an important foundation for improving productivity, quality, and national competitiveness. On that basis, the Ministry advised the Government to issue Decision No. 1703/QD-TTg dated December 31, 2024, assigning the Ministry of Science and Technology to perfect the management system towards unifying focal points from the Central to localities, ensuring synchronization in organization and implementation. The second solution is about institution. The Ministry of Science and Technology will focus on drastically implementing the Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Law on Standards and Technical Regulations (Law No. 70/2025/QH15) passed by the National Assembly on June 14, 2025, thereby completing the legal framework for the construction, promulgation and application of standards and technical regulations. The third solution is unification of technical methods. Currently, Vietnams national standards system is built on the basis of compliance with the principles of ISO, IEC, Codex and in accordance with the WTOs Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT). The Ministry of Science and Technology continues to prioritize harmonization with international standards to improve integration and facilitate trade activities. The fourth solution is unity in implementation. Accordingly, all national standards must be developed through national standards technical committees, widely consulted by relevant parties and appraised before publication. Similarly, technical regulations must comply with a unified process before being promulgated. The Ministry of Science and Technology said it has reviewed about 3,000 standards including national, international, regional and foreign standards, serving 30 strategic technology product groups. This is considered an important database, serving research, design, testing, suitability assessment as well as commercialization of strategic technology products. The fifth solution is in accordance with international practices. Currently, Vietnam is applying a popular standardization model in many developed countries and ASEAN countries, including a national standardization agency, an ICS classification system, prioritizing harmonization of international standards and assigning specialized management agencies to promulgate mandatory technical regulations. The Ministry of Science and Technology affirms that the promulgation of technical regulations by ministries and branches according to specialized fields does not fragment the management system, because all are implemented on the same legal framework. technical process and unified management mechanism. According to the Ministry of Science and Technology, in the coming time, these 5 groups of solutions will be implemented drastically to ensure the synchronization and unity of the system of standards and technical regulations in Vietnam, therebycreating a foundation for the development of science, technology, innovation, digital transformation and improving
