Vietnam’s government launched its National Blockchain Strategy, targeting legal frameworks, infrastructure, and innovation to boost its blockchain ecosystem by 2030.
Vietnam officially launched its National Blockchain Strategy on October 22, aiming to become a leader in blockchain technology across Asia by 2030. The strategy outlines key steps for Vietnam to develop blockchain platforms, products, and services within the country and targets the creation of 20 reputable blockchain brands by 2025.
“Vietnam will become a leading country in the region and have an international position in researching, deploying, applying and exploiting Blockchain technology,”
Vietnam’s National Blockchain Strategy
Indonesia recently replaced Vietnam and entered Chainalysis’ global crypto adoption index for the first time, ranking third behind India and Nigeria.
A central goal of the strategy is to establish at least three blockchain testing centers in major cities to support blockchain development and application. These centers will ensure security, promote innovation, and form a national blockchain network.
Vietnam’s five blockchain goals
The Vietnamese government has laid out five key actions to support its blockchain goals: improving the legal environment, building blockchain infrastructure, developing human resources, promoting research and international cooperation, and encouraging the growth of blockchain applications.
Various ministries, including the Ministry of Information and Communications, will oversee these initiatives.
To achieve these objectives, Vietnam plans to encourage collaboration among digital technology companies to build blockchain platforms and enhance the competitiveness of local firms in the global market.
The Vietnam Blockchain Association will play a key role in leading initiatives to promote blockchain development under the strategy.
