Vietnam plans to make all public services fully online by 2025 to simplify access and boost economic growth. Key actions include regulatory reform, digital infrastructure investment, workforce training, and innovation promotion. By 2025, 80% of government applications will be digital, with 40% of adults actively using online services.
Vietnam aims to provide all public services online by the end of 2025. Led by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, the initiative seeks to simplify citizen access to government services and boost economic growth.
Part of Project 06, the plan focuses on leveraging population data, digital identification, and electronic authentication. Key priorities include regulatory reform to encourage innovation, investment in digital infrastructure, developing a skilled workforce, enhancing data connectivity, and promoting enterprise-led innovation.
Universities will expand programs in science, technology, and digital fields, while a national platform for technology trading will connect businesses with advanced technologies. The government aims for 80% of applications to be processed digitally and 40% of adults to actively use online public services by 2025.