This transformation goes beyond political slogans, and is manifested through resolutions, legal reforms, and fundamental changes in administrative operations. Prominent among these is the "Four Pillars" of institutions recently emphasized by the Party Secretary General and the Politburo: Science-Technology and Innovation (Resolution 57), Proactive and Comprehensive International Integration (Resolution 59), Comprehensive Reform of Legislation and Law Enforcement (Resolution 66), and Robust Development of the Private Economic Sector (Resolution 68). Alongside these, digital transformation-green transformation and large-scale administrative reform serve as the two new institutional foundations, creating a five-pillar structure for the 2025–2030 period. Law making and law enforcementResolution 66 has been described by the General Secretary as a second institutional revolution, targeting comprehensive reform from the law-making process to implementation and oversight. By the first half of 2025, the digital economy was estimated at approximately 20 percent of GDP.

Source: VietNamNet News January 16, 2026 04:29 UTC