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Deputy Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Ha Minh Hai speaking at the event.
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Speaking at the event, Mr. Ha Minh Hai, Deputy Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee, said that over the past two years, the city has made significant progress in its digital transformation efforts.
Hai emphasized the outstanding achievement of launching the "iHanoi" app, which has become an efficient online interaction platform between residents, businesses and the city government.
He asked members of the community digital transformation teams to instruct local people in using services and applications to promote a digital economy and society.
He added that team members will continue assisting residents in the digital transition by offering digital skills training for workers, students and schoolchildren. This effort aims to cultivate a generation of citizens who can adapt to technology and actively shape their future.
On this occasion, the city introduced the "Three Readiness" initiative, including ready to use smartphones, connect to the Internet and install the iHanoi app; readiness for digital identification and bank account registration; and readiness to acquire technology skills, ensure information security and promote online culture.
Now, 100% of eligible public services are available online in stages three and four. This initiative has enabled residents and businesses to access public services quickly and transparently through the online service system, with over 2.5 million online applications successfully processed, he said.
The Deputy Chairman stressed that Hanoi is prioritizing the application of digital technology to urgent issues to directly benefit residents.
For her part, Ms. Do Thi Thuy Ha, Deputy Chairwoman of Nam Tu Liem District, announced that the district has trained 100% of the municipal digital transformation team members in digital skills, including cashless social security payments, established cashless streets and developed a 4.0 market model, along with modern one-stop administrative services.
Mr. Nguyen Viet Hung, Director of Hanoi's Department of Information and Communication, emphasized the city’s commitment to strengthening digital transformation efforts to promote the capital's economic and social development as well as improve the quality of life for residents./.