August 10, 2019 | 20:13 (GMT+7)
Defense Ministry steps up the building of e-government model
PANO – The E-government Steering Board of the Defense Ministry reviewed its task performance in the first six months of this year under the chair of Senior Lieutenant General Phan Van Giang, permanent member of the Central Military Commission, Chief of the General Staff of the Vietnam People’s Army (VPA), and Deputy Defense Minister, on August 9.
In the first half of 2019, the Central Military Commission and Defense Ministry paid due attention to promoting application of information technology (IT), maintaining information security, and continuously building the e-government model for the ministry.
Particularly, the Steering Board well implemented the Government-assigned missions on the building of the e-government model and issued a number of legal instructions to facilitate IT application in the ministry.
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Senior Lieutenant General Phan Van Giang addresses the event |
It also developed software for public use and specialized software to minimize information security risks while promptly detecting, preventing, and deleting malwares, and participating in ensuring information safety in the State agencies.
In his remarks, General Giang requested the Steering Board to step up the building of the e-government model for the Defense Ministry.
It should also focus on completing an IT application project for each branch of the Defense Ministry, building fundamental IT systems, enhancing information security and safety in command networks, officially tasking leaders of all targeted agencies and units with the building of the e-government model, and speeding up the building of legal documents for operating the e-government model in the ministry.
Translated by Van Hieu