Keywords
building and developing
the intellectuals
Industrial Revolution 4.0
Vietnam
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Abstract
In history as well as in the present, intellectuals play a unique role in the process of building and developing the country. The epitaph in Quoc Tu Giam states that “Hiền tài là nguyên khí quốc gia”; This has shown that, historically, the feudal dynasties of Vietnam have attached great importance to the development of intellectuals. Since the Communist Party of Vietnam took power; leading and organizing all country’s activities, the intellectuals are increasingly valued. There have been many policies to build and develop this team. Especially, before the impacts of the industrial revolution 4.0; the requirements that need to further improve the quality of intellectuals to meet the requirements of the new era. On the basis of analyzing the current situation of the intellectual team, the achievements, and limitations of the policy on building and developing the intellectual team; this study proposes a number of solutions to improve the policy of building and developing intellectuals; meet the requirements of the industrial revolution 4.0.
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