Tư tưởng của C.Mác về khoa học trở thành lực lượng sản xuất trực tiếp hàng đầu và ý nghĩa đối với Việt Nam trong phát triển kinh tế tri thức

K. Marx (1818 - 1883), one of humanity’s greatest thinkers, proposed the famous principle that science becomes a direct productive force. In the context of rapid scientific and technological advancement, this principle has been increasingly affirmed in both accuracy and contemporary relevance. Science today not only supports production but directly creates material wealth, thereby driving the formation of the knowledge economy. This is an inevitable development trend, as knowledge becomes the core resource underpinning all socio-economic activities. Anticipating this trend, Vietnam must seize opportunities, overcome challenges, continue comprehensive renovation, and accelerate industrialization and modernization. Developing a knowledge economy must be closely linked to effective international integration. Marx’s ideas thus remain an important theoretical foundation for Vietnam’s development strategy, especially in the nation’s new era of growth.