The new electronic platforms will help Hanoi to digitalize all administrative tasks and duties.

Over 13,200 household businesses have paid taxes online after nearly two months of the implementation.

Since the launch of the national online services portal, over 3,000 online public services have been available for the public, which helps save VND8 trillion (US$352 million) per year on public spending.

Vietnam aims to create a breakthrough in its ranking and join the top 50 countries in terms of open data and e-participation.

Every teacher, public servant, or healthcare staff has to adapt to high quality administrative services.

Japan expects e-government to be a key to accelerate Vietnam-Japan cooperation and push up the digital transformation process in Vietnam.

The Prime Minister’s task force, after five years of operation, has helped address many existing problems caused by “custom rules the law” that hamper the country's socio-economic development process.

A strategy for the transformation from an e-government to a digital government is set to be approved in this first quarter or early second quarter.

Greater movement in national digital transformation would contribute to the realization of socio-economic development targets, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has said.