According to statistics, Quang Tri Province currently has 917 Community Digital Technology Teams with 9,550 members. These are regarded as a direct bridge between the authorities and the public, making access to and use of digital platforms more accessible, convenient, and effective at the grassroots level.

The rapid growth of short films on digital platforms is creating greater opportunities for creativity and audience engagement, but it is also raising a number of concerns. The Cinema Department under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has asked platforms to review their operations and prevent the distribution of content that does not fully comply with regulations.

Over the past period, numerous public services have been brought onto digital platforms, with the rate of online dossiers reaching a high level. However, behind digital interfaces, manual processing steps and requirements for paper documents still remain. Resolving this bottleneck is a prerequisite for digital transformation to truly reduce time and costs for people and businesses, while also easing administrative pressure.

Social media platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram have not only changed the way people access information, learn, communicate, and connect, but they have also become channels for promoting the image of the country, its people, and its cultural identity.

Viet Nam’s national digital transformation is advancing at an unprecedented pace. Data, digital platforms, and information systems have become crucial assets of the State, businesses, and citizens. Ensuring the security of digital assets is not only a technical requirement but also a core factor in safeguarding digital sovereignty, ensuring national security, and strengthening digital trust.

The Film Department, the Viet Nam Tourism Development Support Fund, the Viet Nam National Museum of History, the VTC Multimedia Corporation, and YouTube have jointly announced a cooperation programme to strengthen capacity for developing a digital content ecosystem.

Shifting from traditional sales methods, many agricultural cooperatives have proactively brought their products onto e-commerce platforms. This transition has given rise to a new generation of “farmer-traders”, helping to enhance the value of Vietnamese agricultural products in the digital era.

The Vietnamese and Lao Ministries of Industry and Trade jointly organised a thematic seminar on promoting cross-border e-commerce between the two countries in Vientiane on July 18.