The national e-document exchange platform was launched in March of this year as part of wider efforts to build e-government systems.

The Deputy PM said that ministers, leaders of government agencies and heads of provincial governments should set an example in using their digital signatures in approving documents and dealing with tasks in the online environment.

All electronic documents exchanged between government agencies must be signed digitally.

The ministries, agencies and local authorities were requested to connect their document management systems, which must be completed by June 2020.

Deputy Dam also called for mechanisms to ensure consistent performance of the infrastructure for sending and receiving e-documents, backup measures in case of disruptions, and responsibility for information leakage during the process of transferring documents.

Vietnam strives for being ASEAN’s leading country in e-government

Vietnam aims to raise its ranking of e-government from 10 to 15 levels by 2020, according to the United Nations assessment

Upgrading one-stop-shop facilities towards building e-government

(BGO) - In recent years, localities in Bac Giang province have increased investment in building and upgrading one-stop-shop facilities in a solid and modern manner, thus meeting the requirements of administrative reform towards the building of e-government and creating favorable conditions for businesses and individuals when coming to solve procedures.

Online public services – foundation of e-Government

The full online provision of public services is an important link in the administrative reform programme and the foundation of an e-Government, according to Minister of Information and Communication Nguyen Manh Hung. 

Japan helps Vietnam with e-Government building

Vietnam and Japan on August 7 agreed to promote their cooperation in e-Government building in the Southeast Asian country in the time ahead. 

Vietnam learns from Japanese experience in building an e-government

A working delegation of the Government led by Minister and Chairman of the Government’s Office Mai Tien Dung attended a session in Tokyo, Japan on August 5 to seek experience in developing e-government.

Source: NDO