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Vietnam’s draft Political Report for the 14th National Congress outlines a new growth philosophy — innovation-driven, knowledge-based, and globally connected. By 2030, the nation envisions itself as a Creative, Green, and Global Vietnam, powered by private enterprise, digital transformation, and entrepreneurial education. This is not only a roadmap for growth but a declaration of national spirit — a Vietnam that creates, adapts, and leads in the 21st century. #Renaissanc #Vietnam2030 #Innovation #StartupNation #Leadership #SustainableDevelopment

Under Vietnam’s new Decree No. 268/2025/NĐ-CP, the definition of an innovative startup becomes more concrete. To qualify, a startup must: Be legally established and operating in Vietnam Have received or committed investment or support for innovation Achieve at least 20% revenue growth for two consecutive years This refined framework signals Vietnam’s maturing innovation landscape — where creativity is measured not only by ideas but by execution, scalability, and sustained impact. #Renaissanc #Innovation #VietnamStartup #CreativeEconomy

Vietnam’s private sector is witnessing a new era of dynamism. Since the adoption of Resolution No. 68, over 18,000 new businesses have emerged every month — reflecting renewed confidence and collective drive across the economy. With the launch of a digital monitoring platform integrating AI and national databases, Vietnam is setting a new standard in policy transparency and data-driven private sector development. #VietnamEconomy #PrivateSector #Resolution68 #Entrepreneurship #Renaissanc

Under the 2025 Law on Science, Technology and Innovation, Vietnam defines innovative startups as enterprises built on creativity, rapid scalability, and the effective use of technology and intellectual property. The law introduces a specialized securities market for these startups — connecting professional investors and venture capital with emerging ideas. Beyond finance, the State’s policies to strengthen research, technology, and cross-disciplinary innovation signal a strategic commitment: to make knowledge the cornerstone of national progress. #Innovation #StartupEcosystem #Vietnam #TechLaw #KnowledgeEconomy

Vietnam’s AI journey is gaining momentum. With an estimated contribution of USD 120–130 billion to its economy, AI stands as a key enabler of productivity and innovation. The Vietnam AI Economy Report by NIC, JICA, and BCG highlights a crucial moment: to move beyond participation and establish a leading position in the regional AI ecosystem. Through focused use cases, startup acceleration, and open-data collaboration, Vietnam can transform innovation into tangible economic value — shaping a digital future driven by intelligence, agility, and purpose. #AI #DigitalEconomy #VietnamInnovation #Renaissanc #FutureEconomy #Leadership

At the Green Startup Competition 2025, I met young Vietnamese founders carrying the scent of soil and belief. They plant, ferment, recycle, and craft — quietly pursuing sustainability. Yet most remain poor dreamers. To protect ideals, they must learn to build strong, scalable green businesses — where goodness meets intelligence, and sustainability meets prosperity. #GreenEconomy #Sustainability #Entrepreneurship #ImpactInvestment #Renaissanc

As AI transforms industries, Vietnam is reshaping its legal framework to keep pace. The revised Intellectual Property Law introduces key reforms: turning IP into a commercial asset, establishing valuation databases, and strengthening protection in the digital space. By addressing challenges of AI and digitalization, the law builds a foundation for a fair, innovative, and future-ready IP ecosystem. #IntellectualProperty #AI #Innovation #Vietnam #DigitalTransformation

Vietnam’s political vision has entered a new stage — where environmental protection stands shoulder to shoulder with socio-economic development. This marks a philosophical and strategic shift: from prioritizing short-term growth to cultivating sustainable progress rooted in balance, ethics, and responsibility. Inspired by Ho Chi Minh’s perspective on harmony between humanity and nature, this approach reinforces that prosperity is not merely economic — it’s ecological, moral, and deeply human. #RenaissancPartner #Sustainability #EnvironmentalLeadership #GreenTransition

For over a decade, Shark Tank has shaped a distinctly American dream — where an idea conceived in a dorm room could be scaled globally through low-cost manufacturing in China. That formula, once unstoppable, is now cracking. As tariffs rise and supply chains falter, startups like Plufl — famed for its viral “human dog bed” — are discovering that cost efficiency comes at the price of control. The “Shark Tank economy” relied on a world where globalization was frictionless. But in today’s era of geopolitical tension, tariffs, and shifting trade alliances, the old playbook no longer holds. Founders now face a new reality: the strength of an idea depends as much on logistics, resilience, and supply-chain intelligence as it does on innovation itself. The global startup dream isn’t dead — it’s simply evolving. #RenaissancPartner #SharkTank #GlobalEconomy #Entrepreneurship #SupplyChain #Trade #Resilience

In Vietnam today, foreign investment contributes in excess of 20% of GDP, and state-owned enterprises a similar share, while the domestic private sector already accounts for more than 50%. With a growth target of ~8% for 2025, and aspirations reaching double-digit expansion beyond that, the private economy becomes not just important, but essential. The instruction is clear: digital transformation is no longer a goal, but a market imperative. Consumers demand products that are digital, green and transparent. For Vietnam’s private businesses — especially those daring to start, to innovate, to lead — this means moving beyond technology deployment, to fundamentally redefining business models, mindsets and value-creation processes. At Renaissanc Partners, we recognise that the most valuable factor remains the human one: professionals, entrepreneurs, teams who shape this transformation. Building businesses that contribute to national growth is not a side-task — it is the mission. Source: thanhnien.vn