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On January 10, Ho Chi Minh Citys Civil Judgment Execution organized a Conference to implement targets and tasks of civil judgment enforcement and monitor the execution of administrative judgments in 2026. Download Deputy Minister of Justice Mai Luong Khoi gave a directive speech at the Conference. Photo: BTP In 2025, the amount of work and money to be executed will continue to increase, many unprecedented corruption and economic cases will arise. Civil judgment enforcement in Ho Chi Minh City has completed and exceeded the target assigned by the National Assembly. The total number to be resolved is 179,995 (accounting for 17% of the whole country), the total number of resolutions is 278,301 billion VND (accounting for 40.6% of the whole country). In particular, asset recovery in economic and corruption cases is always identified as a key task, contributing to improving the effectiveness of preventing and combating corruption, negativity, waste, and improving work efficiency. The unit has completed 426 tasks with a total amount of more than 18,835 billion VND. In 2025, the total number of judgments and decisions with the content of monitoring the execution of administrative judgments (THAHC) is 420 judgments. The unit has completed the execution of 129 judgments, the remaining number continues to be urged and closely monitored in accordance with the law. The application of information technology and digital transformation at the Ho Chi Minh City Criminal Judgment continues to achieve many outstanding results, creating a clear mark in the entire industry. Many software have been successfully deployed, bringing high practical efficiency such as: Successfully deploying payment software in the case of Truong My Lan and her accomplices, successfully connecting the Notification of Criminal Judgment notification software via the VNeID application of the Ministry of Public Security, deploying the use of electronic receipts to completely replace paper receipts, software to organize criminal proceedings, putting into operation the Intelligent Operations Center (IOC)... At the Conference, Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City Peoples Committee, Chairman of the Peoples Committee of Ho Chi Minh City. Nguyen Van Duoc highly appreciated the initial achievements of the Enforcement Agency in applying technology. This is the first City-level agency to deploy the IOC Center in the field of THADS, demonstrating innovative, drastic and methodical thinking. Through IOC, unit leaders can comprehensively control and monitor the activities of affiliated units, improve management and administration efficiency... Speaking at the Conference, Deputy Minister of Justice Mai Luong Khoi praised and appreciated the HCMC THADS for their tireless efforts, working day and night to complete assigned political tasks. In particular, the unit has focused resources on organizing judgment enforcement and asset recovery in corruption and economic cases under the Steering Committee. Deputy Minister Mai Luong Khoi emphasized that digital transformation in implementing Resolution No. 57 is determined to be a vital task for civil enforcement work. In the context of restructuring and streamlining the organizational structure and increasing workload, if we do not promote the application of information technology and digital transformation, we cannot complete the assigned tasks. In that spirit, Ho Chi Minh City was chosen as a key area to focus on directing, piloting, and testing digital platforms and applications before expanding nationwide. Software such as electronic receipts, judgment enforcement decision-making software, IOC Center, software for organizing judgment enforcement, software for receiving citizens, resolving complaints and denunciations are all prioritized for deployment here... Download Deputy Minister of Justice Mai Luong Khoi and Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City Peoples Committee Nguyen Van Duoc inaugurated the Intelligent Operation Center (IOC) in the field of civil enforcement. Photo: VGP/DA Within the framework of the Conference, Ho Chi Minh City THADS officially operated the Intelligent Operations Center (IOC) in the field of THADS, marking an important step in management, direction, and administration in a modern direction, based on digital data and smart analysis technology. IOC Center is a central model that integrates data from many different systems and business software into a unified platform. Based on the collected data, the system analyzes, processes and displays visually in the form of charts, statistical tables, and digital maps, allowing leaders and management levels to comprehensively monitor and supervise all activities of the unit in real time. This is an effective support tool for centralized direction, flexible management and decision-making based on actual data, instead of the manual, discrete method of synthesis as before. It is necessary to study regulations for sending requests for judgment enforcement via VNeID9 basic new points of the amended Law on Civil Judgment ExecutionA strong change in digital transformation of civil judgment enforcementThe IOC THADS system is built on the basis of specific professional requirements of the industry, aiming at the goal goals of centralizing, standardizing and analyzing data throughout the system; overcome the situation of fragmented management among local units; Improve the consistency and efficiency in the direction and administration of the leaders of the Ministry of Justice and the Civil Judgment Management Department. The system includes key functional groups such as account management and organizational structure, tracking and monitoring operating indicators according to the IOC THADS index set, data visualization, notifications and warnings, decision support through smart chatbots, trend forecasting with artificial intelligence, and summary report.o follow standard forms and integrate task management...Dieu Anh
