How Vietnam Plans to Become a Blockchain Hub by 2030

Vietnam is setting things in motion to become a blockchain leader in Southeast Asia. The Deputy Prime Minister of the country Ho Duc Phoc recently approved the National Blockchain Strategy. It lays out an ambitious plan that stretches to 2030. The strategy includes boosting research, education and infrastructure around blockchain technology.  So, what’s in store for Vietnam? Let’s take a look.

A Sneak Peek: Big Blockchain Push

By 2025, Vietnam wants to have a strong foundation for blockchain. But the bigger plan is to make a huge impact by 2030, turning the country into a global leader in the blockchain world. The country has a simple plan, integrate blockchain into various sectors. These include finance, healthcare and education.

Vietnam Building the Base

By 2025, Vietnam hopes to have blockchain research up and running in three national innovation centers. They’re also setting up 10 new or upgraded facilities to train people in blockchain tech. Schools and colleges will start teaching blockchain, too. It’s part of the government’s effort to build a solid base for the future.

But they aren’t stopping there. The country plans to push blockchain into almost every part of the economy. From healthcare to tourism, you name it. The idea is to use blockchain tech to help the country grow into a digital leader.

What’s Next for Vietnam’s Blockchain Vision?

Looking ahead to 2030, Vietnam wants to be a major player in blockchain. They’re aiming to have at least 20 well-known blockchain platforms in the region. Plus, they’ll keep testing new blockchain ideas in key cities. Vietnam also wants to be among the top 10 blockchain research hubs in Asia by then. The government is working on setting up legal rules, so blockchain can grow and be used for public services, too.

It’s clear that Vietnam has big plans. The next few years will be all about setting up the right systems and creating opportunities for blockchain tech to thrive.