Resolution 57 unlocks people’s creative potential
Resolution 57 is emerging as a powerful driver for building a modern administration, enhancing public service delivery, and offering increasingly convenient experiences for citizens.
Breakthroughs in Resolution 57 implementation need to be measured by results
With synchronised direction and unified implementation, ministries, sectors and localities are translating the Resolution into concrete institutions, mobilised resources and measurable outcomes.
Resolution 57 delivers tangible outcomes from local practice
In the course of implementing this resolution, the northern province of Quang Ninh has emerged as one of the early movers in translating strategic orientations into comprehensive development models linked to innovation and digital transformation.
Resolution 57 refines technology priorities for new growth phase
The Ministry of Science and Technology is seeking feedback on a draft Prime Minister decision outlining four key categories: priority high technologies for investment, encouraged high-tech products, strategic technologies, and strategic tech products. The move is intended to capture emerging technology trends while strengthening the policy framework for high-tech development.
Resolution 80: Documentary heritage brought to life through public experiences
Only when integrated into the national strategy for cultural development and digital transformation, can archival work become a soft pillar of the national knowledge infrastructure, strengthening governance capacity and enhancing Vietnam’s soft power in the new era.
Resolution 68 boosts businesses entering market
By the end of 2025, Vietnam had more than one million active enterprises. In the first two months of 2026, about 64,500 enterprises entered or re-entered the market, up 29.4% year-on-year, averaging 32,200 newly established or returning businesses per month.
Resolution 57: Science communication expanded on digital platforms
The Ministry of Science and Technology has launched a Facebook page “Thong tin Khoa hoc va Cong nghe” (Information about Science and Technology), designed as a supplementary communication channel alongside its official fanpage.
Resolution 68: International lessons for private sector development
A common feature in many successful economies is a fundamental shift in the perception of private enterprises. In countries such as Singapore, Germany, Republic of Korea (RoK) and China, private firms are viewed not mainly as entities requiring strict control but as development partners and key forces generating growth, jobs and innovation.
Politburo's Resolution 57 sets course for new development paradigm
As the digital economy and knowledge-based sectors expand, institutions must evolve accordingly, regulating not only traditional economic relationships but also new resources such as data and intellectual capital.
Resolution 57: Developing high-quality sci-tech human resources key to master strategic technologies
After one year of implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo, alongside notable achievements, the Central Steering Committee for science and technology development, innovation, and digital transformation has identified persistent shortcomings and bottlenecks requiring urgent attention - most notably a shortage of high-quality human resources in strategic technology fields.
Resolution 80 sparks fresh optimism among Vietnamese writers, artists
The issuance of Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW on the development of Vietnamese culture in the new era has generated widespread excitement and high expectations among cultural regulators, artists and writers nationwide.
Resolution 79: Decentralising power, expanding public – private partnerships
Implementing Resolution 79 is both a major political task and an intrinsic necessity as the capital faces mounting pressures from urbanisation, infrastructure demand, digital transformation, social welfare provision, and the need to improve residents’ quality of life.
Resolution 80: Culture as “glue” to bind communities, strengthen social consensus
When placed in its proper role, culture can serve as the “glue” that binds communities, reinforces identity, strengthens social consensus and provides a solid spiritual foundation for sustainable development.
Five major shifts chart overseas Vietnamese affairs in 2026 and beyond
In a world marked by intensifying strategic competition, emerging conflicts and intertwined economic, security and social challenges, nearly 6.5 million Vietnamese living in over 130 countries and territories have continued to look to the homeland as a firm spiritual anchor. The homeland remains a source of confidence, connection and aspiration for Vietnamese abroad.
Party General Secretary urges shift from words to action, from awareness to implementation
Organisational and personnel weaknesses must not be allowed to slow national progress, the Party General Secretary said, noting that time is a vital and non-renewable development resource, and delays in implementation risk wasting resources and missing opportunities for development.
National conference held to disseminate, implement Party Congress’s resolution
Through 10 topics, the conference focuses on the key contents and new points in the documents of the 14th National Party Congress.Through 10 topics, the conference focuses on the key contents and new points in the documents of the 14th National Party Congress.
Resolution No 57: Vietnam begins operating first state-of-the-art supercomputer
The platform represents the world’s most advanced high-performance computing infrastructure, designed to support research and development of next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) models.
Resolution 72 opens path to a modern, sustainable healthcare system
To build a resilient healthcare system capable of meeting the challenges of ageing, emerging diseases and rising expectations for quality care, Vietnam must continue to strengthen primary and preventive care, invest in human resources, accelerate digitalisation and big data development, and refine healthcare financing mechanisms.
Resolutions into Action: Indonesian scholar highlights Vietnam’s major turning point
The author, a senior researcher at the Centre for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS), wrote that the Congress’s unanimously re-elect General Secretary To Lam for another five years clearly reflected a choice for stability and continuity amid increasingly complex regional and international developments.
Resolution 79 on state economic sector shifts mindset from “defensive” to “offensive” approach
Beyond reaffirming their leading role, the resolution assigns SOEs a pioneering and path-clearing function, requiring them to drive innovation, lead market development and serve as benchmarks for other economic sectors.