Science and Technology Research Plan for 2026-2030 by the Ministry of Finance
The new decision approved by the Ministry of Finance sets the 5-year strategic targets of the financial sector for the 2026-2030 period.
The Ministry of Finance has officially issued Decision No. 2731/QD-BTC approving the five-year science and technology research plan for the financial sector for the 2026-2030 period.
Scope and Objectives of the Plan
The Ministry of Finance has issued Decision No. 2731/QD-BTC approving the five-year science and technology research plan for the financial sector for the 2026-2030 period. Within this scope, the central area of Ho Chi Minh City will be developed into a financial, technology, and innovation hub.
Eight Main Focus Areas
The new plan focuses on a total of eight key areas to achieve double-digit economic growth by 2030 and rapid growth by 2045, as well as to advance science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
Legal Institutions and Market Development
Within the framework of the plan, mechanisms and policies for public finance in the new context will be researched, and legal institutions and policies will be perfected to improve the business environment. Additionally, a comprehensive, transparent, and sustainable financial market will be developed with diversified services.
International Integration and Reform
While aiming to develop economic, social, infrastructure, urban, and rural sectors, importance will be given to international integration in economy and finance. Reforming the organization of the financial sector in the context of digital transformation and developing human resources are also important elements of the plan.
Global Context and Developments
The plan has been developed in the context of the global economy expected to remain complex, unpredictable, and highly uncertain throughout the 2026-2030 period. Strategic competition and geopolitical conflicts among major powers continue to affect global trade, investment, and supply chains.
Artificial Intelligence and Green Transition
These global developments place new demands on macroeconomic management as well as fiscal and budgetary policies. Science, technology, innovation, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and the green transition are developing rapidly, becoming key drivers in enhancing productivity and competitiveness.