The implementation of Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW has brought fundamental changes to Vietnam's socio-economic landscape. General Secretary and President To Lam emphasized that this resolution is not merely a policy document, but a living instrument touching upon various crucial aspects, ranging from agriculture and tourism to local governance at the grassroots level.
The tangible impact of this resolution is evident in the emergence of innovative breakthroughs across various regions. For example, the adoption of automation in shrimp farming in Ca Mau, the use of drones for agricultural efficiency in Vinh Long, and the utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) to manage cultural heritage in Ninh Binh. These initiatives prove that technology has now become an integral part of the public's productive activities.
From an institutional perspective, digital transformation in the public sector has also seen significant acceleration. The launch of the Civil Law Enforcement Digital Platform by the Ministry of Justice represents a historical milestone shifting the conventional management paradigm toward real-time data-driven governance. This success is viewed as concrete proof of the mechanism flexibility offered by Resolution 57.
The private sector has also responded to this policy with proactive steps. Through the establishment of the Human Resources Strategic Alliance, various educational institutions and giant corporations such as FPT and Viettel are committed to preparing experts in strategic technology fields, including semiconductors, AI, and quantum computing. This collaboration aims to strengthen national competitiveness on the global stage.
Viettel Chairman, Lieutenant General Tao Duc Thang, commended Resolution 57 as a bold institutional liberalization step. With guaranteed protections for high-risk research and more certainty in budget allocation for innovation, the business sector now has higher confidence in making long-term investments. This serves as a crucial momentum for Vietnam to win the knowledge-based competition in the modern era.
