Quang Ninh Adopts Green and Digital Transition for Sustainable Development

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

The region has organized a new strategic forum focused on science, technology, and innovation to adapt to the climate crisis and accelerate development.

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The Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation Forum 2026 was held in Quang Ninh, addressing green and digital transition coupled with climate change adaptation.

Purpose of the Forum

The Quang Ninh Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation Forum 2026 convened with goals of climate change adaptation and sustainable growth.

At the event, experts, scientists, and technology representatives gathered to discuss green growth and digital transformation solutions.

Regional Pressures and Goals

Nguyen Van Cong stated that the region is experiencing pressure on resources, the environment, and the ecosystems of Ha Long Bay and Bai Tu Long Bay.

Quang Ninh positioned green transition as a core objective, digital transformation as an implementation tool, and innovation as the driving force.

Expert Recommendations and Strategies

Professor Ho Tu Bao suggested creating a digital replica of natural capital and establishing a Green-Digital operating system.

It was emphasized that the system must both ensure economic growth and be resilient against climate change.

Geographical Challenges and Solutions

The region, featuring diverse geographical structures, must be resilient against storms and floods in coastal areas, infrastructure pressure on islands, and landslides in mountainous areas.

Experts recommend adaptive urban planning, the sponge city model, and nature-based solutions for this process.

Exhibited Technologies

Within the scope of the event, semiconductor chips, autonomous robots, unmanned aerial vehicles, and artificial intelligence platforms were introduced.

These introduced technologies are envisioned to be applied in education, healthcare, transportation, tourism, and city management.