An Giang Province Launches Development Initiative through Science, Technology, and Digital Transformation
An Giang province is accelerating social and economic development by improving its policies in science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
An Giang province announced that it is focusing on perfecting mechanisms and policies in science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation to give a new impetus to social and economic development.
Science and Technology Policies
Vo Minh Trung, Director of the Department of Science and Technology of An Giang Province, announced at a press conference held on September 16 that the province is improving its policies on science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
The provincial administration issued a breakthrough plan valid until 2030, aiming to enhance the innovation capacity of businesses and support technology transfer.
Tasks and Sectoral Results
As of mid-September 2026, out of a total of 275 tasks assigned by the Central Government, approximately 170 have been successfully completed.
Digital transformation efforts continue to yield outstanding results in vital fields such as agriculture, healthcare, and education.
Digital Steps in Agriculture and Healthcare
In the agricultural sector, all land data has been synchronized into the national database, and over 1,300 drones have been actively deployed in the field.
In the healthcare sector, artificial intelligence technologies have been effectively put into operation alongside citizen ID cards and the VNeID application.
Education and Digital Skills
All schools operating in the field of education have integrated information technology infrastructure and STEM education into their curricula.
Since the beginning of the year, more than 14,000 participants have been included in digital skill training programs, and approximately 2.4 million people have accessed basic digital skills.
Artificial Intelligence and State Governance
An Giang is taking significant steps to implement its artificial intelligence-first orientation in state governance.
In this context, technological solutions such as AI-powered virtual legal assistants and document assistants are being pilot-implemented.