On January 25, the Prime Minister signed Decision No. 118 / QD-TTg on promulgating the National Technology Innovation Program until 2030.

The program aims to facilitate and support enterprises in transferring, innovating and perfecting technologies, creating high quality products with high added value; promote the transfer of technologies for agricultural development in rural and mountainous areas and regions with difficult and extremely difficult socio-economic conditions; train human resources in science and technology for technology transfer, innovation and improvement.

Accordingly, the target that by 2025, the number of enterprises implementing technology innovation will increase by an average of 15% / year. 100% of enterprises producing key products and key products directly participate in the program to form research and development organizations; There are from 3 to 5 major product manufacturing industries, key products own or create advanced technology in the value chain to produce products with   added value and high competitiveness in the market.

Accordingly, in order to achieve the above objectives, the program steering committee needs to perform 7 tasks and solutions, including:

Complete legal institutions to promote technology innovation activities.

Develop and implement a roadmap to improve national technology capacity.

Research, apply and master advanced technologies in the production of key products, key products with high added value in the value chain and highly competitive in the market.

Supporting small and medium enterprises in technological innovation.

To promote support for technology innovation activities in rural, mountainous and regions facing difficult and extremely difficult socio-economic conditions.

Increase financial resources for the Program implementation.

Promote international cooperation.