A seminar by the Sub-Department of Agriculture and Rural Development emphasized the importance of digital transformation in agriculture, highlighting the success of models that use digital technology and smart agriculture. These models include high-tech hydroponic vegetable growing and drone-assisted pesticide spraying, which enhance labor productivity and reduce environmental impact. Despite these achievements, the sector faces challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, low mechanization, and a lack of specialized human resources. The department is planning to develop a roadmap for further digital transformation and build a database for future projects.