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The Government Inspectorate has just issued Plan No. 2717 dated November 3 on digital transformation in 2025 (adjustments and supplements), continuing the series of actions concretizing the Party and Governments policies on building a digital Government, developing a digital society and digital citizens. The plan was issued on the basis of programs and guiding documents of the Government and the Prime Minister on science - technology development and innovation. national digital innovation and transformation, along with projects on population data, identification and electronic authentication. This is the foundation for the Government Inspectorate to adjust and supplement digital transformation tasks, ensuring synchronization, flexibility and suitability with practical implementation. Government Inspectorate - Photo: VGP According to the plan, the Government Inspector General has adjusted the unit in charge of implementation from the Information Center to the Government Inspectorate Office to unify the focal point and increase coordination and management efficiency. This helps the implementation of digital transformation tasks to be more closely linked with administrative management, creating smoothness throughout the system. Two tasks that are no longer necessary or have not yet been allocated capital have been removed from the plan to save budget and focus. resources for practical content. At the same time, the Government Inspectorate added implementation tasks in the last 6 months of 2025, focusing on highly applicable activities, directly serving professional and administrative work. A big focus in the plan is maintaining and optimizing the National Database System on complaints and denunciations, which has expired its warranty period. Maintenance helps improve performance, ensure the software operates stably and safely, and supports users in effectively exploiting data in professional work. The Government Inspectorate Office is also assigned to urge and inspect the use of the National Digital Transformation communication channel on Zalo of the National Committee on Digital Transformation for all officials, civil servants, public employees and workers. This is a source of official information about digital transformation, sharing knowledge, models, initiatives and practical guidance, helping the team promptly update new trends. Along with that, the Office will research and learn digital transformation solutions, choose to apply them in accordance with the specific characteristics of inspection work, and proactively propose new initiatives. The plan also sets out the requirement to build a secure wifi system at the Government Inspectorate Headquarters, separating the internal network from the private network. for customers to protect sensitive data and avoid unauthorized access. In the event of a cyber attack, this separation mechanism will help limit the scope of influence and protect important resources. Not only investing in infrastructure, the plan also emphasizes the human factor. The Government Inspectorate will organize training courses on digital transformation, aiming for 100% of officials, civil servants and public employees to be trained in digital skills every year, while full-time officials are trained and tested according to national digital skills standards. Improving human capacity is considered the key to ensuring digital transformation is substantive, synchronous and sustainable. RELATED NEWS An important content in the plan is to clearly define the role of the Inspectorate in the industrys digital transformation. Inspectorate Newspaper is assigned the task of propagating the National Digital Transformation Day on October 10, organizing programs, campaigns and series of thematic articles, reports, and media publications on both print and electronic newspapers to spread the spirit of digital transformation among the inspection staff as well as in society. Inspectorate Newspaper is also tasked with information, propaganda, and timely reflection of the Partys policies and guidelines, and the States policies and laws on inspection and follow-up work. people, resolving complaints and denunciations and preventing and combating corruption and negativity; Update information on the political, economic and social situation, activities of the Government Inspectorate, ministry, sector and local inspection agencies, as well as international cooperation activities in the field of inspection. Toan Thang
