A first-year university student in Vietnam’s Gia Lai province has developed an artificial intelligence system designed to identify signs of eye disease in retinal images, building on a series of successes in national AI competitions.
(GLO) – Green transformation, digitalization, enhanced connectivity, and the development of logistics chains are emerging as key requirements for Vietnam’s seaport industry. These topics are the focus of discussion at the 2026 Annual VPA Conference held in Gia Lai.
Localities across Gia Lai province are turning to livestreaming to promote specialty and OCOP products, helping producers reach wider markets while building skills in online marketing, sales and customer engagement.
A Facebook-based digital marketplace launched in Đak Pơ is helping local farmers and small traders reach customers beyond the commune, with young people providing hands-on support to promote agricultural products and local specialties online.
Gia Lai has sharply reduced administrative processing times for businesses, cutting company registration to a matter of hours and halving the time required for land allocation and leasing, as authorities seek to lower costs, accelerate investment projects and strengthen private sector growth.
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Gia Lai is stepping up the use of artificial intelligence and digital technologies to promote destinations, preserve cultural heritage and improve visitor experiences, as authorities seek to strengthen the competitiveness of the local tourism industry.
Nhơn Châu island commune is reshaping its tourism strategy by focusing on authentic cultural experiences, environmental protection and community participation, as it seeks to create a distinctive destination while preserving its natural and cultural heritage.
Vietnam's top leadership called for more substantive and effective implementation of the country's strategy on science, technology, innovation and digital transformation, urging the entire political system to shift its focus from completing assigned tasks to creating measurable value for citizens.
The 2026 Gia Lai Province Youth Informatics Contest concluded on June 4 at Quy Nhon University after two days of competition, showcasing strong programming performance and a range of student-developed technology projects aimed at solving real-world problems.
As copyright infringement and illegal digital content distribution become increasingly sophisticated, Vietnamese authorities are stepping up efforts to strengthen intellectual property (IP) protection in the digital era.
Youth Union organizations in Gia Lai Province have rolled out a comprehensive digital transformation programme from provincial to grassroots levels since early 2026, establishing a wide network of community-based initiatives to support residents and improve digital access.
Gia Lai province is seeking to reposition its coffee industry on the global stage, with local firm Vinh Hiep proposing a $710 million (about VND 18 trillion) integrated development strategy to shift from raw exports to higher-value production.
Vietnam will support cooperatives in accessing digital platforms and new technologies under its 2026 Cooperative Development Plan, aimed at accelerating digital transformation and improving competitiveness in the collective economic sector.
Gia Lai province is emerging as one of Vietnam’s most assertive adopters of digital transformation, rolling out AI tools, upgrading administrative systems, and investing heavily in digital infrastructure as part of the national strategy to modernize government and accelerate economic development.
Digital transformation is reshaping everyday life across Gia Lai province, where residents from urban wards to remote mountainous areas are increasingly relying on digital tools for business, public services and community connectivity.
Gia Lai’s education authorities have called for sweeping, flexible, and comprehensive measures to accelerate reforms in the second semester of the 2025-2026 academic year, as the province prepares to implement major national policies on educational transformation.
The Gia Lai Provincial Tax Department is projecting record budget revenue of VND 27,783 billion (approximately USD 1.13 billion) in 2025, driven by a comprehensive digital ecosystem that has reshaped taxpayer services and strengthened tax administration across the province.
Gia Lai province is accelerating the application of digital platforms and DNA sequencing technology in genetic resource management, marking a major shift toward a more modern, scientific and effective approach to biodiversity conservation.
Gia Lai province has stepped up efforts to strengthen tourism governance by enhancing statistical capacity and promoting the application of artificial intelligence, as part of preparations for tourism management in 2025.
Authorities in Pleiku Ward, Gia Lai Province, on Wednesday held a dialogue with local youth and children to address concerns ranging from school safety and food hygiene to employment support and digital transformation, officials said.
The first “Digital family” model in Gia Lai province has just been launched in An Tuong commune. This initiative is identified as a foundational solution to realize the goal of building a digital government, digital citizens, and a digital society at the grassroots level.
Gia Lai Province and Hung Vuong University in Ho Chi Minh City on Tuesday signed a strategic cooperation agreement for 2025-2030, aiming to advance digital transformation and support the province’s socio-economic development through technology and expertise.
Youth Union chapters across Gia Lai Province have launched a wave of community-focused activities following the successful conclusion of the first Congress of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union for the 2025–2030 term, translating volunteer spirit into practical action at the grassroots level.
