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Vietnam Advances Administrative Services with AI, Boosting Digital Transformation
Vietnam is piloting AI-powered 'smart police stations' and digitizing administrative procedures for foreigners. These initiatives aim to enhance administrative efficiency and public services, forming a crucial part of the nation's digital transformation drive supporting economic growth.
Hanoi Police have expanded their investigation into falsification of case files and gambling, bringing the total number of suspects to 66. These individuals face charges including illegal drug possession and use, bribery, abuse of power, falsification of records, and gambling. Between December 15 and March 14, Hanoi police detected three cases involving 58 foreign suspects linked to fraud, gambling, and illegal entry. In parallel, Vietnam is advancing its digital transformation agenda. The pilot phase of 'smart police stations' in Hanoi offers five core functions: crime reporting, SOS calls, crime alerts, finding nearest police stations, and legal Q&A. This initiative aims to enhance public service delivery and administrative efficiency. President To Lam recently inspected infrastructure projects in Hanoi, emphasizing timely completion and quality for new school year facilities. This underscores the government's commitment to developing essential infrastructure to support economic growth. Furthermore, administrative procedures for foreign nationals are increasingly moving online, covering visas, residency applications, and public services. This digital push aims to create a more connected, secure, and user-friendly ecosystem for foreigners, potentially boosting investment and talent attraction. Economically, the long-standing 'Vietnamese people prioritize using Vietnamese goods' campaign is leveraging digital platforms to enhance domestic product competitiveness and market reach. This reflects a strategy to strengthen domestic capacity and economic self-reliance, as outlined in Politburo's Resolution No. 10-NQ/TW. The central province of Dak Lak is developing the Phu Yen Geopark to seek UNESCO Global Geopark status, aiming to preserve heritage and promote sustainable tourism while improving local livelihoods. These developments highlight Vietnam's multifaceted approach to progress, balancing administrative modernization, infrastructure development, economic strengthening, and cultural preservation amidst its ongoing growth.
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