This year’s summit themed “Digital and Green Transformation - Digital Economic Development” will take place on May 28 and 29, and is expected to attract the participation of more than 2,000 domestic and international delegates.

The annual event will be organised by the Vietnam Software and IT Services Association (VINASA) and the Ministry of Information and Communications.

Many hot issues will be discussed at the Vietnam - Asia DX Summit 2024, including digital transformation, green transformation, digital economic development; effective management and operation of businesses and organisations based on data; digital and green transformation in industrial production; green finance for sustainable development; Digital Trust and cross-border e-commerce development; cooperation in developing the semiconductor industry; and technology promoting digital transformation, green transformation, and digital economic development.

The seven aforementioned issues will be the main topics of seven thematic seminars, taking place within the summit.

The summit will also include an exhibition displaying digital transformation solutions from technology businesses, as well as trade connection activities between domestic and international businesses.

Digital transformation – optimal choice for Vietnamese garment & textile firms

Digital transformation is considered a “key” to help Vietnamese garment and textile enterprises expand while meeting sustainable development, heard a recent conference held in Ho Cho Minh City.

PM chairs meeting of national committee for digital transformation

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired the eighth meeting of the National Committee for Digital Transformation on April 24, which aims to assess digital transformation efforts and development of the digital economy in recent times and discuss tasks and solutions for accelerating the work in 2024.

PM raises proposals for ASEAN to become global digital transformation model

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on April 23 proposed breakthrough orientations to make ASEAN a model in digital transformation globally, while co-chairing a business roundtable with his Lao counterpart Sonexay Siphandone in Hanoi.

Digital publishing on the rise

The number of digital publications issued in 2023 rose 19.4% year-on-year to 4,000 titles with around 36 million copies, according to the Ministry of Information and Communications’ Authority of Publication, Printing and Distribution (APPD).

Efforts to spread traditional cultural values on digital platforms

Amidst the explosion of modern audio-visual entertainment methods, many traditional art forms seem to be somewhat overshadowed. Is there any way to help the nation's unique traditional cultural values continue to spread and find a foothold in today's life?

Source: NDO