Policy Focus
- Ministry of Science and Technology and WEF boost cooperation in AI and semiconductor technology
- Ministry of Science and Technology and World Bank foster partnership in research infrastructure and National Venture Capital Fund
- National semiconductor chip prototyping support center: Shaping the next chapter of Viet Nam’s semiconductor industry
- Promoting ASEAN cooperation in science, technology, and innovation
- Celebrating World Creativity and Innovation Day, 21 April
Ministry of Science and Technology and IAEA promote strategic cooperation on nuclear science and technology
News & Gallery 09/07/2026On July 9, 2026, during a working session with Deputy Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency Najat Mokhtar, Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan affirmed that Viet Nam attaches great importance to the development of nuclear science and technology, viewing it as one of the key sectors playing a crucial role in the national energy structure.
Viet Nam, Germany expand cooperation in semiconductors and high-tech human resources
News & Gallery 30/06/2026On June 30, 2026, during a working session with German Ambassador to Viet Nam Helga Margarete Barth, Minister Vu Hai Quan discussed key cooperation orientations in scientific research, innovation, and high-tech human resource development, with a focus on semiconductors and green energy transition.
Viet Nam, Laos foster cooperation in science, technology, innovation, and education
News & Gallery 26/06/2026On June 25, 2026, Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Bui Hoang Phuong paid a courtesy call on Lao Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education and Sports, Thongsalith Mangnormek. The meeting was held within the framework of Deputy Minister Phuong's working visit to Laos to attend the 22nd ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Science, Technology, and Innovation (AMMSTI-22).
Celebrating World Creativity and Innovation Day, 21 April
Policy Focus 21/04/2026On 21 April 2026, the Ministry of Science and Technology held a ceremony to mark World Creativity and Innovation Day. Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan and former Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung attended the event.
UNESCO extends recognition of 2 Category II science centres in Vietnam
Announcement 17/04/2026The continued operation and enhancement of the two Category II centres under UNESCO’s auspices reflect Vietnam’s policy of positioning science, technology and innovation as key drivers of development, while closely linking scientific advancement with deeper and more substantive international integration in the current context.
Top Vietnamese, Chinese leaders witness signing of numerous cooperation documents
Announcement 15/04/2026The documents include an MoU on cooperation within the framework of the Global Security Initiative between the Governments of Vietnam and China, an MoU on cooperation between Hanoi and Beijing for the 2026-2030 period, and a protocol on the establishment, management, and operation of a ministerial-level hotline between the two countries' Ministries of Public Security.
General Secretary and President of Vietnam holds talks with Chinese counterpart
Announcement 15/04/2026Amid complex global developments, the two leaders affirmed that the two Parties and countries should further strengthen solidarity, enhance strategic trust, and promote policy connectivity, trade, infrastructure, and energy.
Safe operation of two Ninh Thuan nuclear power plants by 2035
Policy Focus 09/04/2026The atomic energy strategy aims to complete and safely operate the two Ninh Thuan nuclear power plants by 2035, contributing to energy security and sustainable development.
New President of Viet Nam National University, Ha Noi appointed
Policy Focus 02/04/2026Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has appointed Mr. Bui The Duy as new Director of Viet Nam National University, Ha Noi.
Strengthening telecommunications service quality managementto ensure a solid foundation for digital transformation
Photo-Video 24/06/2026The Ministry of Science and Technology has issued Circular No. 28 on May 31, stipulating the List of telecommunications services subject to mandatory quality management. This marks an important step in strengthening state management of telecommunications, aiming to ensure the quality of essential services, protect users' rights and interests, and create a stable infrastructure foundation for the development of the digital economy and digital society.

