On the morning of June 7, the National Assembly questioned and answered questions from Minister of Science and Technology (KH&CN) Huynh Thanh Dat.
The most interested content is related to the National Science and Technology Development Strategy. The Science and Technology Development Strategy, Innovation to 2030 is of special importance, because in the next 10 years it is a strategic breakthrough, which has a decisive meaning in creating a breakthrough to improve productivity, quality, efficiency and competitiveness of the economy .
Minister Huynh Thanh Dat will answer questions about solutions to promote the application and deployment of achievements and advanced scientific and technological products into life. These issues are directly related to the development or application of science and technology into practical life.
Another issue is the application of high technology to serve socio-economic development, especially in the agricultural sector. Agriculture is one of the key sectors of the country, so the application of high technology for development is considered an important issue.
National Assembly deputies will also question the arrangement, management and use of the State budget for scientific research in recent times, and the management and use of the National Science and Technology Development Fund.
The Minister will answer questions and publicize scientific research activities and transfer scientific research results to the market of research units, institutes, schools, and public service units; Mechanisms and policies to encourage private investment in research and application of science and technology.
The final content is about the implementation of policies and laws on the Science and Technology Development Fund of enterprises.
"Sharing the fire" with Minister Huynh Thanh Dat were Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha, Ministers of Finance, Planning and Investment, Agriculture and Rural Development, Education and Training, and Information and Communications participating in answering and explaining related issues.
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