Hanoi, April 2 -- Vietnam is moving to refine its intellectual property (IP) framework for strategic technologies, shifting from a protection-focused approach to one that enables value capitalisation and commercialisation, as policymakers seek to bridge the persistent gap between research and the market. As strategic technologies evolve, IP is no longer seen solely as a legal shield but increasingly as a tool to unlock market value. However, a significant gap remains between research and commercialisation, requiring more flexible mechanisms that promote benefit-sharing and risk acceptance. The transition is reflected in the Party's and State's policies, notably Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo and provisions under the 2025 Law on ...