According to the plan of the Hai Phong City People's Committee, by the end of 2025, the density of digital economy reached 35% GRDP; Digital economy in each industry and field reaches a minimum of 15%; E -commerce accounts for over 15% of the total retail. In addition, the city aims to reach over 0.7 digital technology enterprises over 1,000 people. 85% of the population aged 15 and older have a payment account at a bank or other allowed organization; More than 50% of adults have digital signatures or personal electronic signatures; 80% of the adult population has a VNEID electronic identification account. This is an important step to promote comprehensive transformation, develop the modern and sustainable economy of Hai Phong.
The City People's Committee focuses on key tasks of organizing surveys, measurement and evaluation of digital transformations in industries and fields. The city will guide organizations, businesses and business households to assess themselves according to the standard set of standard criteria through conferences and seminars; Piloting in some localities to learn from experience before replicating the whole city. At the same time, supporting the connection of the entities with the ecosystem of products and numbers to build a sustainable local digital ecosystem.
Hai Phong focuses on developing strong digital technology enterprises, playing the role of an advanced productive force in the digital economy. The authorities will determine practical problems to place orders for digital technology enterprises according to specialized instructions, thereby solving bottlenecks in development.
The construction of Internet of Things infrastructure and the synchronous deployment of digital utilities are also being promoted in key areas and industries. Hai Phong identified 5 priority industry groups to promote the digital economy, including: e-commerce, smart tourism, smart agriculture, smart manufacturing and information and communication technology (ICT).
The City People's Committee also requires Departments, branches and localities to integrate goals and tasks for digital economic development into the digital transformation programs and plans of the sectors and fields they are in charge of. At the same time, organize extensive propaganda among cadres, civil servants, workers and people to raise awareness and create consensus in implementation.
