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Vietnam Cultural Industry and Heritage Development

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Vietnam is ~~advancing its strategy~~ executing a strategic transition to transform ~~the~~ its cultural sector into a ~~major~~ primary economic ~~driver through international collaboration and domestic infrastructure development. Guided~~ driver, guided by Politburo Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW and National Assembly Resolution No. 28/2026/QH16, the country is working to transform cultural values into economic resources by creating an ecosystem that connects creators, human resource training, and intellectual property. To support this transition, the 80-NQ/TW. The government has ~~established specific~~ set quantitative ~~targets:~~ targets for cultural industries ~~are projected~~ to contribute 7% of GDP by 2030 and 9% by 2045. ~~This shift~~ To support this, Resolution No. 299/NQ-CP aims to ~~move from qualitative assessments toward objective, data-driven governance to improve policy planning~~ establish cultural industry centers in major cities like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and ~~resource allocation. In~~ Da ~~Nang, local efforts focus on integrating heritage into the modern creative economy~~ Nang by ~~adapting traditional arts, such as Tuong opera, to digital platforms and tourism. In France,~~ late 2026. International cultural diplomacy has intensified, notably through the ‘Vietnam en Scène’ performing arts week ~~signaled a shift toward~~ in France, which emphasizes active co-creation with international artists. Domestically, the ~~film sector reached a 62% market share in 2025, while large-scale music concerts have provided a multiplier effect for tourism~~ country is leveraging its nine UNESCO World Heritage sites and ~~retail. To support these industries, the government issued Resolution No. 299/NQ-CP on September 29, 2026, aiming~~ various intangible heritage elements to ~~establish cultural industry centers. In October 2026,~~ boost high-value tourism. Efforts include the ~~Hanoi Expanded Theater~~ second World Culture Festival ~~opened at~~ in Hanoi, held in October 2026 to commemorate Vietnam’s 50th anniversary of joining UNESCO. Digital transformation and intellectual property (IP) are central to this evolution. Experts are working to transform cultural assets into marketable IP, while the ~~Cong Nhan Theater.~~ government implements legal frameworks to ensure digital safety. Preparations ~~continue~~ are also finalized for the inaugural ‘Vietnam Culture Day’ on November 24, 2026. ~~Hanoi plans to host~~ This event, integrated with the Great National Unity Festival, will feature a ~~120-to-150-minute~~ large-scale art program and a 15-minute high-altitude fireworks display at My Dinh National Stadium, ~~featuring a 15-minute high-altitude fireworks display. The event, which may~~ intended to reach approximately 100,000 people via live ~~broadcast~~ broadcasts and LED ~~screens, is intended to integrate cultural celebrations with the Great National Unity Festival.~~ screens.

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