Vietnam Focuses on Digitalizing Local Administration and Improving Citizen Services
Quan Thanh commune in Nghe An province, Vietnam, is focusing on digitalizing administrative services and improving convenience for citizens. Through mobile administrative services and online application support, they aim to enhance the satisfaction of local residents.
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