Speaking at the Government’s regular press briefing for August on September 3, Major General Nguyen Quoc Toan, Chief of Office and Spokesperson for the Ministry of Public Security, provided updates on data creation, standardization, connection, and sharing.
He stated that an intensive campaign launched on July 1 aimed to resolve key bottlenecks in the political system's digital transformation.
Implementation has progressed from initial review and preparation to generating concrete, real-world results. Among specialized databases, 67 have been connected and synchronized, with 23 fully meeting data quality standards for continued integration.
The volume of synchronized data remains substantial. The national population database contains over 108 million records, the electronic civil status database holds more than 113 million records, and the national insurance database features over 48 million records.
This data connectivity is driving practical administrative reform. Following feedback from ministries, sectors, and localities, 498 out of 786 administrative procedures have been reduced or replaced, while 244 procedures have been eliminated entirely.
The Ministry of Public Security highlighted that these outcomes directly benefit citizens and enterprises while actively contributing to national socio-economic development.
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