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In an effort to ensure the prompt, consistent and effective implementation of the 2025 Law on High Technology (the Law), Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung on February 3 signed Decision 225/QD-TTg, promulgating the Plan for the implementation of the Law.
Accordingly, the Plan clearly assigns in-charge agencies and coordinating agencies to carry out activities for implementing the Law in adherence to the “six clarity” principle, i.e., clarity of responsible persons, clarity of tasks, clarity of schedule, clarity of responsibilities, clarity of outcomes, and clarity of competence.
It also emphasizes the importance of strengthening the awareness and responsibility among ministries, sectors, localities, organizations and individuals involved in enforcement of the Law. Through these efforts, the Plan aims to bring the Law’s notable provisions, spirit and objectives into life at an early stage, thereby enhancing its effectiveness.
Specifically, the Plan identifies five key groups of tasks.
First, it requires the formulation and issuance of legal documents detailing and guiding the Law as assigned by the Prime Minister under Decision 2835/QD-TTg of 2025.
Second, activities related to public communication and education of the Law should be conducted in accordance with the law on law dissemination and education, while the codification, review and systematization of relevant legal documents must be carried out in conformity with the Law on Promulgation of Legal Documents and relevant regulations.
The third group of tasks focuses on disseminating the Law and guiding documents. From 2026 onward, the Ministry of Science and Technology is tasked with coordinating with relevant ministries, ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies, the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, and provincial-level People’s Committees in organizing conferences and seminars for performing this task. Meanwhile, provincial-level People’s Committees must coordinate with relevant authorities in implementing public communication and dissemination activities within their localities.
Another key tasks involve the inspection, supervision, monitoring and evaluation of the enforcement of the Law. The Ministry of Science and Technology will have to coordinate with relevant agencies in conducting these activities and sending reports on implementation results to competent agencies.
Finally, with regard to the task of compiling guidance materials for law application, organizing training and capacity building courses, and receiving and settling petitions during the implementation of the Law.
Particularly, ministries, sectors and localities are required to perform the assigned tasks and report on their performance to the Ministry of Science and Technology for summarization and reporting to the Prime Minister.
- (VLLF)
