Science, technology, and innovation drive the development of the culture, sports, and tourism sector.

VHO - On the afternoon of December 18th, at the Quan Ngua Sports Palace (Hanoi), a workshop on science, technology, and innovation activities in 2025 took place, attracting a large number of participants including officials and employees from agencies and units under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Phan Tam attended and spoke at the workshop.

Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Phan Tâm delivers a speech.

At the conference, Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Phan Tam affirmed that science , technology, and innovation have made practical and comprehensive contributions to the development of the culture, sports, and tourism sector.

In the cultural sphere, digital science and technology promote the digitization of heritage, build databases, support the preservation, display, and promotion of heritage values, while also developing the cultural industry, the creative economy , and models that combine art with technology.

In sports , biomedical research, athlete training, and data analysis help improve training quality and performance, especially in key sports, affirming the essential role of sports science.

In tourism, science and technology and innovation support post-pandemic recovery, the development of smart tourism, digital tourism, green and sustainable tourism, and the improvement of destination management efficiency and visitor experience.

For journalism, publishing, and media, science and technology are transforming the way information is produced, distributed, and received, fostering content innovation, expanding multi-platform access, and contributing to ensuring the guiding role, integrity, and professional ethics in the digital environment.

Overview of the conference

Deputy Minister Phan Tam stated that, entering a new phase, Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo has clearly identified the development of science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation as a top priority breakthrough.

No longer just "supporting factors," science, technology, and innovation have become the driving force restructuring how we preserve, create, communicate, and develop across the entire fields of culture, sports, and tourism.

Deputy Minister Phan Tam expressed that the workshop was not only an academic forum but also shaped thinking and laid the foundation for the direction of scientific research, technology, and innovation in the industry for the next 10 years.

Developing culture, sports, and tourism requires a shift in mindset, considering science, technology, and innovation as the foundation for policy planning, improving management efficiency, and promoting the entire sector's adaptation to modern development trends.

Mr. Dang Ha Viet, Director of the Department of Science, Technology, Training and Environment (Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism), presented a summary report on science and technology activities for the period 2020-2025.

On an international level, international organizations, including UNESCO, agree on several fundamental research directions: access to knowledge and cultural diversity in the digital environment; AI ethics and technology for humanity; heritage preservation linked to communities and sustainable development; and communication for sustainable development.

The workshop focused on discussing several key issues, including summarizing scientific and technological activities during the 2020-2025 period; evaluating achievements, identifying shortcomings and limitations; and determining the scientific, technological, and innovation tasks of the sector until 2030.

In particular, the workshop attracted participation and contributions from a large number of managers, experts, and scientists, with many in-depth and practical presentations.

Through these exchanges, discussions, and workshops, the event is seen as an important starting point, contributing to shaping new thinking and approaches to scientific and technological research and innovation.

This will gradually enhance the leading role of science, technology, and innovation in the sustainable development of the culture, sports, and tourism sector in the coming period.

The workshop received many high-quality presentations, contributing to the promotion of scientific, technological, and innovative development.

Deputy Minister Phan Tam expressed confidence that, entering 2026, science, technology, and innovation within the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism will continue to play a key driving role, contributing to building an advanced culture rich in national identity; developing sustainable sports; and promoting tourism in a modern and efficient direction.

At the same time, a healthy and professional media system will be formed, thereby making a practical contribution to the goal of rapid and sustainable development of the country by 2030 and beyond.

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