Vietnam seeks to improve e-public services

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(VOVWORLD) - Public service portals should be more user-friendly, accessible, professional, smart, and reliable, according to experts at a discussion jointly held by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the Institute for Policy Studies and Media Development (IPS) on Tuesday. 
Vietnam seeks to improve e-public services - ảnh 1The discussion on the accessibility and user-friendliness of 63 provincial-level e-service portals in Hanoi on July 11, 2023. 

The discussion, which reviewed the accessibility and user-friendliness of provincial e-service portals across Vietnam, also suggested that the portals be interconnected, protect personal information, and ensure users’ rights. In particular, people with disabilities should be invited to assess e-public services. 

“The Government needs to focus on improving the 25 most essential e-public services and users’ experience. This will aid Vietnam’s efforts to enter the United Nation’s list of 50 leading countries in terms of e-government by 2025,” said Nguyen Minh Hong, President of the Vietnam Data Communications Association.


 

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