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The Vietnamese government has announced the appointment of Nguyen Huy Dung as the new Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism during an official ceremony in Hanoi. This announcement was made by Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra on behalf of the Prime Minister.
Signed on May 21, 2026, the appointment places Nguyen Huy Dung in a pivotal position as the country embarks on significant reforms aimed at promoting digital transformation and innovation within its culture and tourism sectors. Officials view this move as an effort to revitalize governance with younger and tech-savvy leaders.
At the ceremony, Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra commended Nguyen Huy Dung for his expertise in science and digital transformation, emphasizing that his leadership is expected to inject renewed energy into the ministry as Vietnam progresses through a new chapter in economic and cultural growth.
Government officials underscored that the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism now plays a crucial role in reinforcing national identity alongside fostering economic growth through tourism and cultural advancement. They stressed the importance of viewing culture as both a national treasure and a strategic asset for sustainable progress.
The Deputy Prime Minister called for an expedited digital transformation across various departments within the ministry, including tourism management, family services, and media governance. The government aims to streamline public administration and establish digital databases to enhance service delivery.
As part of the national reform agenda linked to science, technology, and innovation, the ministry faces several critical tasks. Authorities believe effective digital transformation will be vital for meeting future growth objectives and bolstering Vietnam's global competitiveness.
In his acceptance remarks, Nguyen Huy Dung expressed gratitude to the Communist Party and national leadership for their trust. He committed to collaborating with fellow ministry leaders to uphold Vietnam's cultural heritage while driving necessary modernization through innovation and digital governance.
Born in Hanoi in 1983, Nguyen Huy Dung possesses a Master’s degree in Information Technology. He previously served as Deputy Minister of Information and Communications and has held key roles in cybersecurity and digital transformation before assuming his new role in the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism.
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