Digital transformation in the public sector is an inevitable trend.

At the seminar, experts and scientists focused on discussing strategies to promote innovation in the socio-economic development of localities; improving the effectiveness of implementing the digital transformation strategy in the public sector; the strategy for developing the digital economy in the context of smart cities; international experiences and Vietnam's aspiration to achieve double-digit GDP growth in the 2026-2030 period…

According to Dr. Thai Kim Phung, Vice Rector of the School of Technology and Design, Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics, digital transformation is considered an inevitable trend and is currently happening rapidly in every country around the world .

By applying the remarkable advances of the digital revolution, public organizations are presented with the opportunity to improve their services, aiming for efficiency, transparency, convenience, and responsiveness to the changing needs of society.

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The scene at the seminar.

According to Dr. Thai Kim Phung, practical experience has proven that the application of digital transformation is creating positive values for society and the community in the public sector by creating new services, new processes, and new products…

However, the digital transformation process in the public sector also presents many challenges; it is an innovative undertaking, involving many unprecedented situations, a wide scope of implementation, numerous stakeholders, and a legal framework and infrastructure that are still being gradually developed.

The seminar was held in the context of localities nationwide urgently and decisively building and implementing action plans to carry out Resolution 57-NQ/TW and Resolution 03/NQ-CP of the Government to promote strong socio-economic development of localities in the era of national progress.

This is an important forum for local leaders, management agencies, and scientists to exchange, discuss, share experiences, and propose breakthrough policies to promote the application of science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation in socio-economic development in localities.

The seminar focused on provinces and cities in the Southeast, Central Highlands, and Central Coastal regions.

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Experts speak at the seminar.

These are localities with an urgent need to enhance their capacity to apply science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation in key socio-economic sectors such as production, business, education, healthcare, and public administrative services.

This contributes to creating positive changes in the restructuring of the growth model, promoting sustainable development at both the local and national levels.

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