Summary
Vietnam approved a National Strategy on AI through 2030 with a vision to 2045, the government said on 29 August. The plan calls for investment in AI skills, data and models, compute infrastructure, domestic R&D, broad sector adoption and safe, trustworthy governance.
Why it matters
The strategy adds another national-scale commitment to sovereign AI capacity and shows policy moving from adoption rhetoric towards infrastructure, workforce and governance targets.
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