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On April 2, 2026 the Government issued Decision No. 604/QD-TTg approving the adjustment and supplementation of the Strategy for the Development of Science, Technology, and Innovation until 2030.
The goal is to achieve a contribution of total factor productivity (TFP) to economic growth of over 55% by 2030
This Decision takes effect from the date of signing and replaces Decision No. 569/QD-TTg dated May 11, 2022 of the Prime Minister promulgating the Strategy for the Development of Science, Technology, and Innovation until 2030. The strategy aims to develop science, technology, and innovation into the main driving force of economic growth, determining the improvement of productivity, growth quality, and national competitiveness, contributing directly to rapid and sustainable development, ensuring national defense and security, protecting the environment, and improving the people’s living standard. It’s also aimed at developing Vietnam's potential, scientific and technological capabilities, and innovation to an advanced level in several crucial fields, building the capacity to master and develop some core and strategic technologies, creating a foundation for national technological self-reliance. In addition, it intends to build a modern national innovation system that is internationally integrated, and aggressively develop the innovation startup ecosystem and a cohort of Vietnamese technology enterprises that are regionally competitive and progressively penetrate the global market. * Striving to be among the top 40 countries in the Global Innovation Index by 2030 By 2030 Vietnam strives to achieve: The contribution of total factor productivity (TFP) to economic growth of over 55%; the proportion of high-tech product exports in the total value of exported goods reaching at least 50%; and continuous improvement of the Global Innovation Index (GII), placing Vietnam among the top 40 countries in the world; Total social investment in R&D of least 2% of GDP, with non-State budget sources accounting for over 60%; and at least 2% of the total annual State budget expenditure allocated to science, technology, and innovation development, gradually increasing according to development requirements; The number of full-time scientific and technological research and development personnel reaching 12 per 10,000 people; at least 50 regionally and globally ranked science and technology organizations; the number of international scientific publications up by an average of 10% per year; the number of patent applications and patent protection certificate increase of an average of 16-18% annually; and the commercial exploitation rate reaching 8-10%; Vietnam also aims to have its National Quality Infrastructure (NQI) among the top 50 countries in the world by 2030. The country will be among the top 3 countries in Southeast Asia in AI research and development. The technological level and innovation capacity of businesses will reach the world average. The percentage of innovation-related businesses will exceed 40% of the total. The rate of research findings from institutions that are commercialized will reach at least 30%. At least 5-10 regional-scale tech enterprises will be established in strategic technology fields, mastering and domestically producing certain strategic technological products that have a significant impact on the national economy and security.
Highly-skilled workforce development is one of the key tasks to be focused on
* Six key tasks The strategy outlines six key tasks for the development of science, technology, and innovation, including: Implementing programs and tasks for the development of strategic technologies and strategic technology products; Developing science and technology fields as a foundation for innovation; Developing national science, technology, innovation, and data infrastructure; Developing science and technology organizations and highly-skilled workforce; Developing an innovation system, a creative startup ecosystem, tech enterprises, a science and technology market, and intellectual property; Proactively integrating and fostering diplomacy in the fields of science, technology and innovation. In order to achieve those goals and tasks, the strategy also proposes breakthrough solutions in terms of institutions and mechanisms for managing science, technology, and innovation. When it comes to the financial mechanism, resources are mobilized for the implementation of the monitoring, evaluation, and adjustment to the strategy. The Decision takes effect from the date of signing and replaces Decision No. 569/QD-TTg dated May 11, 2022 of the Prime Minister promulgating the Strategy for the Development of Science, Technology and Innovation until 2030.
