Vietnam's Digital Transformation Aims for Measurable Impact and Inclusivity
Vietnam's digital transformation has made significant strides, with Hà Nội leading the way in the 2024 Digital Transformation Index. The country aims to build on this success, focusing on measurable socio-economic impact and inclusivity for its citizens over the next five years.
Over the past five years, Vietnam has laid a robust foundation for its digital economy. Today, 80% of public services are fully processed online, and the digital economy contributes 30% of GDP. Broadband networks cover 99.3% of villages, with the average mobile internet speed ranking 20th globally. The rollout of 5G networks has begun, reaching 26% of populated areas.
In the next phase, Vietnam seeks to drive tangible economic and social outcomes for its citizens. The focus will shift from infrastructure and awareness to delivering real benefits to citizens, businesses, and the economy. Inclusivity will be a core principle, ensuring no one is left behind in digital access. Strengthening digital trust is also crucial for citizens to feel secure using digital platforms.
Vietnam's digital transformation has achieved remarkable progress, with Hà Nội topping the 2024 Digital Transformation Index. Looking ahead, the country aims to enter a deeper and broader phase, driving measurable socio-economic impact and ensuring inclusivity for its citizens. This next phase will focus on delivering real benefits to citizens and businesses, with a strong emphasis on digital trust.
