Vietnam sees digital transformation as a critical development driver in the new era, exerting great impacts on productive forces and production relations, Party General Secretary and State President To Lam has affirmed. In an article written on the occasion of National Day (September 2), Lam highlighted the role digital transformation would play in the country’s future prosperity. Party General Secretary and State President To Lam. Photo courtesy of Vietnam News Agency. He recalled a transformation in production relations and the building of a socialist-oriented market economy in Vietnam after the country regained independence in 1945 under the Party’s leadership. From 1979 until the sixth National Party Congress in 1986, Vietnam experienced severe crises, partly due to non-uniformity between productive forces and production relations. The productive forces were restrained not only in the case of backward production relations but also when some elements of production relations greatly surpassed the development level of productive forces. Resolution 10-NQ/TW dated April 5, 1988 of the Politburo was a breakthrough step in reforming production relations in agriculture when it officially recognized the household as an independent economic unit. The resolution allowed the handover of long-term land use rights to farmers. In just one year […]
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