Following a high-level leadership consolidation led by top state officials in Hanoi, Vietnam has restructured its central steering committee for science, technology, and digital transformation, setting a strict results-driven framework that elevates creative labor as a core national resource for future economic development.
State leadership convened a pivotal session in Hanoi to review the ongoing execution of national innovation policies, formalizing a major structural reorganization at the highest level of government according to official reporting released from the meeting. The organizational overhaul places a newly configured steering committee directly under the authority of the Politburo, bringing together thirty-one senior members to oversee science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation across the country.
Politburo Unveils Thirty-One Member Leadership Roster in Hanoi
The newly structured governing body comprises thirty-one members tasked with maintaining uninterrupted and unified supervision over national technology initiatives. Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng serves as the head of the steering committee, guiding an executive lineup designed to eliminate bureaucratic delays and enforce strict accountability across ministries and local administrations.
Additional leadership roles within the newly designated roster include senior party and state officials. Trần Cẩm Tú, Đỗ Văn Chiến, Đại tướng Lương Tam Quang, Hồ Quốc Dũng, and Hà Thị Nga fill key deputy and permanent leadership positions within the organization, representing major party bodies, the National Assembly, the government, the Ministry of Public Security, and the Fatherland Front.
Shifting From Administrative Progress Tracking to Measurable Results
During the session’s strategic address, top leadership emphasized that organizational updates must translate directly into faster, more decisive executive action rather than routine bureaucratic management as detailed by reporting on the proceedings. Officials directed all levels of government to transition firmly from monitoring administrative progress toward governing by concrete results, ensuring every assigned task specifies a clear problem to solve, a final deliverable, and a designated person accountable for its delivery.
Under the updated governance standards, a task is considered complete only when the final product is deployed into active use and generates verifiable outcomes. Ministries, departments, and local authorities are instructed to resolve existing bottlenecks by identifying root causes, assigned jurisdictions, and strict completion deadlines, while novel initiatives without precedent are authorized for controlled testing without premature scaling.
Elevating Creative Labor as the Core Driver of National Competitiveness
A central pillar of the newly outlined directives involves a fundamental upgrade of the national workforce to prepare the economy for high-tech competition according to policy outlines. Leadership stressed the imperative to move away from traditional economic inputs and establish a knowledge-intensive foundation for the future.
The initiative must achieve a fundamental transition from lao động giản đơn to lao động sáng tạo, coupled with the enhancement of the quality of the national human resources. Creative labor must become the most important resource of the country in the future. Tô Lâm, General Secretary and President
Enterprises are expected to engage directly across all phases from initial problem framing and testing to commercialization, while research institutions and universities must align their outputs directly with commercial application and measurable economic value.
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