A national special program on science, technology and innovation for strategic technologies has been approved under Prime Ministerial Decision 1493/QD-TTg, signed by Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung on August 6.
The program aims to develop competitive products and strengthen Vietnam’s technological autonomy.
It also targets mastering, developing, completing and commercialising strategic technology products with strong competitiveness and gradually integrating them into global value chains.
The program will focus on developing strategic technologies, particularly core technologies, while building an ecosystem linking the State, businesses and science and technology organisations.
For 2026–2030, the program aims to master at least four strategic technologies on the list issued by the Prime Minister and develop and commercialise at least 15 strategic technology products. At least five of these products are expected to reach regional or international markets, with a targeted localisation rate of about 40%.
Under the program, at least 20 businesses capable of mastering strategic technologies and products will be developed, including at least five with products participating in global value chains.
For 2031–2035, the targets will rise to six strategic technologies and at least 25 strategic technology products, with at least 15 reaching regional or international markets. At least 30 businesses are expected to master strategic technologies and products, including 10 participating in global value chains.
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