The aim is to adapt to the Covid-19 pandemic by transforming regulatory activities into a digital medium. From 2021, ministries and localities will implement a digital transformation chart to measure the extent to which the regulator has deployed online activities in the economic and social sectors. Vietnam's two national population and land databases will be digitized, allowing the application of electronic authentication services by the end of 2021. Support measures include capacity development and digital skills training for Government and businesses, with the goal of Vietnam entering the Top 4 ASEAN countries to top the United Nations e-Government ranking. year 2030, and in the top 70 countries worldwide. 

Rapidly digitizing infrastructure 

With a young population structure of approximately 100 million people and a stable GDP growth rate of 7% over the past 30 years, Vietnam is rapidly digitizing its telecommunications infrastructure through the deployment of national broadband and 4G / 5G declaration is a key factor for digital transformation and enhancing international economic competitiveness. 

In major urban centers such as Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, 5G services will play an important role in building smart cities and spurring the 4th Industrial Revolution to increase economic growth, job creation, towards the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Scientific and technological innovation, including new applications such as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and virtual / augmented reality (VR / AR) are the foundation for Vietnam's digital government strategy. At the same time, the realization of this strategy also needs help in international cooperation in the field of research, development and transfer of new technologies and commercial models in Vietnam. 

 Trends online in Vietnam 

Vietnam has experience in successfully organizing high-level online conferences, such as: 36th ASEAN Summit as Chairman of ASEAN 2020. 

"Cooperation and unification in the health, social and economic recovery of pandemic pandemic" is the theme expected to be the foundation for discussions at World Exhibition and Conference 2020. . 

Digital government content will be introduced at the 2020 World Conference and Exhibition, which will be the foundation for the next physical event - ITU Digital World 2021, to be held in Hanoi, Vietnam in May. 10 years later. 

 Cooperation in recovery and development 

The focus of the event is how digital national strategies have changed or are changing during the Covid-19 pandemic. The vital importance of digital technology to governments, economies, society and personal life, as well as the growing digital gap between countries, and the other. The obvious difference between developed and developing countries is the disparity in access to high-speed, reliable connections, tools and skills, and digital for work and study. and social inclusion, and its benefits. How can governments and private companies coordinate with the help of the international community to invest in network deployment, redirecting resources and refocusing strategies to narrow down Digital distance? Are the new technologies the most cost-effective or suitable for this purpose? Will the pandemic be enough to drive demand or need other initiatives from the demand side and who will be at the forefront in developing initiatives? How can we cooperate in recovery and development? 

Answers to these questions will be included in the roundtable debates and World Congress and Exhibition 2020.