In defense, Viettel will play a key role in researching and producing advanced and modern military equipment for the military.
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Delegates attend the congress. |
From August 4 to 6, Viettel held its 11th Party Congress for the 2025-2030 tenure. The congress was attended by Deputy Minister of National Defense Senior Lieutenant General Pham Hoai Nam, Deputy Chief of the General Staff Senior Lieutenant General Thai Dai Ngoc, representatives from functional agencies of the Ministry of National Defense and the General Department of Political Affairs.
According to reports delivered at the event, Viettel has maintained stable growth, achieving double-digit rates toward the end of the tenure. Its consolidated revenue for the 2021-2025 period is estimated to reach VND 888.2 trillion, nearly 25% higher than the previous period, affirming its position as the country’s leading enterprise.
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Sr. Lt. Gen. Pham Hoai Nam speaks at the event. |
In defense, the military business has researched and produced more than 50 types of high-tech weapons. On the sidelines of congress, Viettel showcased many strategic military assets, such as the “Truong Son” missile system, radars, reconnaissance unarmed vehicles (UAVs), and tactical combat UAVs…
With the theme “Building a healthy and strong Party organization and a comprehensively strong group; mastering national strategic technologies and industries; promoting international cooperation; leading in researching and developing advanced and modern weapons and materiel,” Viettel has set the goal of maintaining double-digit annual growth, transforming Vietnam from a high-tech importer into an exporter.
The international revenue from telecommunications and digital services is expected to grow by 35% to 40%, while revenue from high-tech industrial and digital technology products is projected to increase by 25% to 30%. The group will research and develop nine out of 11 national strategic technologies, which are AI, digital twins, virtual and augmented reality, cloud and quantum computing, big data, blockchain, 5G and 6G, robotics and automation, semiconductors, advanced energy and materials, cyber-security, and aerospace.
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Delegates visiting Viettel’s high-tech products |
General Nam requested Viettel to continuously innovate, improve production and business efficiency, and fulfill military and defense tasks. The group should take the lead in mastering national strategic technologies and industries, and in researching, developing, and supplying advanced, modern weapons for the military. At the same time, it must actively invest in infrastructure, develop new modern products and services, maintain its prestige and brand, then expand markets.
Translated by Hue Chi