This is considered an important step in the comprehensive digital transformation process, moving towards a modern digital government that better serves citizens and businesses.
According to the newly issued plan, Ho Chi Minh City will focus on building a synchronized and interconnected data system from the city level down to the ward and commune levels; while ensuring seamless connection and information sharing between state agencies. The goal is to improve the quality of online public services and effectively support the leadership and management of the urban government.
Visitors experience technology products at the "National Strategic Technology Products" Exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City.
The Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee has identified five key tasks and solutions that need to be implemented synchronously to realize the goal of data standardization.
Firstly, in terms of institutions, the city will finalize the Digital Architecture Framework, update the Regulations on Data Connection and Sharing, and review the list of shared and open data. Regulations on information safety and security in state agencies will also be adjusted to suit practical requirements.
Secondly, regarding data, subordinate units must review and assess the current status and proceed with updating and standardizing specialized databases within their scope of management. The city will closely coordinate with central ministries and agencies to complete data on the national digital platform, prioritizing the deployment of 11 key databases according to Resolution 214/NQ-CP.
Thirdly, regarding technical platforms and infrastructure, Ho Chi Minh City will issue a list of shared digital platforms, evaluate them, and propose upgrade plans to ensure the efficient operation of the city-wide interconnected data system.
Fourth, regarding human resources, digital transformation content will be integrated into annual training and professional development programs for officials and civil servants. Courses will focus on digital skills, information security, digital government architecture, data analysis, and the application of artificial intelligence (AI). In addition, the city will also organize training for citizens to raise awareness and improve their skills in using digital platforms such as VNeID and Digital Citizen.
Finally, regarding information security, the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City requires all units to strictly implement security measures for data systems and comply with the city's guidelines to comprehensively protect information.
In addition, Ho Chi Minh City will organize the "National Strategic Technology Products Exhibition" from October 13 to 15, 2025 at the Ho Chi Minh City Academy of Cadres. The event, chaired by the Department of Science and Technology, will celebrate the First Congress of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee (2025-2030 term).
With the theme "Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee - Confidently and Steadily Entering a New Era, an Era of National Advancement," the exhibition brings together nearly 30 units with 25 booths, showcasing outstanding achievements in science, technology, and digital transformation. The exhibition areas include artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), semiconductors, robotics, smart healthcare , and green energy.
Many cutting-edge technological products will be showcased, such as AI ecosystems, administrative robots, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), carbon credit trading platforms, and advanced surgical robots. In addition, solutions in digital banking, blockchain, and STEM education will also be noteworthy highlights.
According to the Department of Science and Technology, preparations are complete, ready to welcome delegates and the public to visit. The exhibition promises to provide a technological space with a strong emphasis on innovation, reflecting Ho Chi Minh City's pioneering spirit in the digital age.
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