Topic: administrative procedures

According to the Prime Minister’s Dispatch No.69/CD-TTg, dated May 22, 2025, all business-related administrative procedures must be processed online by the end of 2025.

The program targets to cut and simplify at least 30% of unnecessary investment conditions, and at least 30% of time required for processing administrative procedures, and reduce compliance costs by 30% in 2025.

The southern city to activate new resources by integrating technology into development to drive economic breakthroughs.

Instead of having to queue or wait on the phone, citizens can quickly look up procedures via chatbot, AI hotline, or interact directly with kiosks or robots.

At the recent dialogue between PM Pham Minh Chinh and American enterprises, Amcham Chairman hailed Vietnamese Government's willingness to work closely with the U.S. businesses on creating a fair, transparent, predictable, and streamlined regulatory environment that values innovation.

A dispatch from the PM outlines six key tasks to address existing shortcomings and limitations in administrative procedure reform.

The center expected to streamline public administrative procedures for people and businesses.

The city's leader requesting to reduce time to handle administrative procedures by 30%.

The policy aimed at encouraging citizens and businesses to engage in online transactions.

Further solutions for accelerating the simplification process were discussed on October 27 by the dedicated working group.