Vietnam’s low-altitude economy is emerging as a promising growth driver, underpinned by technology and data, as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are among six prioritised strategic technology products and some supporting technologies for this economy are also named among the 11 groups of national strategic technologies.

VOV.VN - Newly elected Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has unveiled a set of measures aimed at sustaining macroeconomic stability, accelerating public investment, optimising resource use, and removing bottlenecks in stalled projects to support Vietnam’s long-term growth in a volatile global environment.

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s pursuit of double-digit growth faces mounting challenges amid global volatility, with lawmakers urging swift action to remove institutional bottlenecks, strengthen policy execution and enhance responsiveness, while unlocking new drivers to sustain momentum and safeguard macroeconomic stability.

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s traditional growth drivers are reaching their limits. To meet growth targets for 2026-2030, this is seen as a favourable time to shift towards new growth drivers.

VOV.VN - Railway connectivity between Vietnam and China should serve as a strategic breakthrough in bilateral economic cooperation, helping unlock new growth drivers and enhance regional integration, Party General Secretary To Lam has said.

VOV.VN - Issued on January 24, 2025, the Politburo’s Resolution No. 59 on international integration in the new context has marked a clear shift in Vietnam’s integration strategy.

VOV.VN - As legacy growth engines slow, Vietnam is betting on high-tech investment and climate-focused capital to fuel its next economic leap.

VOV.VN - To move from a middle-income economy to high-income status, Vietnam can no longer rely primarily on traditional growth engines. Science and technology, innovation and digital transformation must become the main sources of momentum for the next period of development.

VOV.VN - The Resolution adopted at the recent 14th National Party Congress is expected to inject new momentum into institutional reform, improve the business environment and unlock new growth drivers, as Vietnam enters a new phase of development, said analysts and business executives.

The 2021–2025 period marked a turning point for Vietnam’s cultural industries as film, music, cultural tourism and video games surged into a new era of scale and sophistication, delivering billions of US dollars in revenue and while projecting a more confident, compelling vision of Vietnamese soft power to the world.