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<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/111+%281%29.jpg/5302c71e-f00f-0d36-76ce-9636ffdc280a?t=1788938551856"></figure>Ms. Do Thi Viet Ha and members of the delegation visit and encourage workers at QT Garment One Member Limited Liability Company.On September 9, the delegation visited and encouraged workers at QT Garment One Member Limited Liability Company in Yen The Commune and Sphere Vina Company Limited in Bo Ha Commune. The two enterprises were directly affected by Storm No. 4.At the enterprises, the delegation heard reports from company leaders on their operations, the damage caused by the storm and floods, and efforts to restore production. The delegation also toured production workshops and met with affected union members and workers to offer encouragement. On the occasion, the delegation presented 44 gift packages to workers at QT Garment One Member Limited Liability Company and 56 packages to workers at Sphere Vina Company Limited. Each package included VND 500,000 in cash and a gift bag worth VND 400,000, reflecting the care and solidarity of trade union organizations and the provincial National Assembly Delegation for workers facing difficulties caused by natural disasters.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/222.jpg/f260c187-c655-844d-0d35-83ce69ce33e9?t=1788938599178"></figure>Ms. Do Thi Viet Ha and leaders of the Provincial Federation of Labor present gifts to workers at QT Garment One Member Limited Liability Company.Speaking at the visits, Ms. Do Thi Viet Ha expressed her sympathy for the difficulties and losses suffered by the enterprises as a result of Storm No. 4. Despite the direct impacts of the storm and flooding, enterprises and trade unions have made every effort to overcome the aftermath, maintain production and safeguard jobs and incomes for workers, thereby gradually stabilizing production and workers’ livelihoods.Ms. Do Thi Viet Ha acknowledged and highly commended the sense of responsibility demonstrated by enterprise leaders, grassroots trade union committees and workers in overcoming the consequences of the storm and quickly restoring production. She affirmed that the provincial National Assembly Delegation and the Provincial Federation of Labor are ready to listen to the legitimate opinions and proposals of enterprises and workers, and will either address issues within their authority or report them to competent agencies for consideration and resolution. These efforts aim to help enterprises overcome production-related difficulties, maintain operations and achieve stable development.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/333.jpg/a0d8e52f-d5aa-56b0-8377-4cc087384507?t=1788938634919"></figure>Ms. Do Thi Viet Ha presents gifts to workers at Sphere Vina Company Limited.Addressing the workers, she expressed her hope that each union member would continue to stand together with their enterprise, strive to overcome difficulties, remain committed to their work and contribute to stabilizing production. A stable enterprise provides a foundation for maintaining jobs and incomes while improving care for workers’ living conditions and well-being.P.H

A delegation led by Ms. Do Thi Viet Ha, a full-time member of the National Assembly’s Committee on Legal and Judicial Affairs and a member of the Bac Ninh National Assembly Delegation, together with leaders of the Provincial Federation of Labor, visited and encouraged enterprises and presented gifts to union members and workers affected by Storm No. 4.

National Assembly Deputy visits and presents gifts to workers affected by Storm No. 4

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/2+%283%29.gif/2c92c716-2527-11b3-4ef1-38edf9aa5be8?t=1788860602944"></figure>Overview of the working session.Welcoming and working with the delegation were Mr. Dao Quang Khai, Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; Mr. Nghiem Xuan Huong, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Council; Mr. Tran Van Tuan, Deputy Head of the Provincial Delegation of National Assembly Deputies.According to the report by the Bac Ninh Provincial People's Committee, during the period from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, administrative agencies in the province received 15,598 citizen visits involving 12,740 cases with an increase of 1,749 visits and 1,605 cases compared to the same period the previous year. The province recorded 63 groups of citizens lodging collective complaints at the provincial level, a decrease of 23 groups compared to the same period.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/1+%287%29.gif/ecfc7a37-be86-3cda-c846-1036a22bf2ef?t=1788860649791"></figure>Vice Chairman Dao Quang Khai (third from the right) and other leaders attend the meeting.Activities regarding citizen reception, the processing of petitions, and the resolution of complaints and denunciations were maintained in an orderly manner. The province received a total of 16,330 petitions, of which 9,276 fell within the competent authorities' jurisdiction; 8,580 petitions were resolved, achieving a rate of 92.5%. Specifically, 498 out of 558 complaints and 332 out of 380 denunciations were resolved. After more than a year of implementing the two-tier local government model, the province has resolved three out of five cases cited in Report No. 1521/BC-UBTVQH15, as well as seven out of eight complex, large-scale complaint and denunciation cases.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/6.gif/bf2c3da5-7d98-a0e5-e7be-7da45d34d3cd?t=1788860671106"></figure>Mr. Tran Van Tuan speaks at the working session.Moving forward, the province will continue to emphasize the responsibility of heads of agencies, strengthen dialogue, resolve cases at the grassroots level, and focus on definitively settling long-standing cases and those escalated beyond the appropriate level to prevent the emergence of "hotspots." Simultaneously, the province will propose that the Government soon issue specific regulations regarding the authority to handle denunciations following the implementation of the two-tier local government model.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/5+%285%29.gif/1b6e8b81-676e-d141-388c-28c59d01b963?t=1788860694711"></figure>Mr. Hoang Anh Cong speaks at the working session.At the session, the supervision delegation clarified issues regarding citizen reception, the processing of petitions and correspondence, the resolution of complaints and denunciations, the responsibilities of agency heads, and the handling of complex, long-standing, and large-scale cases.The delegation acknowledged Bac Ninh's achievements while urging the province to further enhance the responsibility of agency heads and resolve cases—particularly complex and long-standing ones—at the grassroots level to minimize the escalation of complaints to higher authorities.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/123+%287%29.png/110675eb-0af5-db75-4324-7abf985f1853?t=1788863622542"></figure>Vice Chairman Sao Quang Khai speaks at the working session. Mr. Nghiem Xuan Huong, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Council (left) attend the meeting.Mr. Hoang Anh Cong urged Bac Ninh to continue improving the quality of petition classification and processing, as well as the resolution of complaints and denunciations at the grassroots level; to focus on definitively settling outstanding, complex, and long-standing cases; and to strengthen official duty inspections and enhance the responsibility of agency heads. For key projects such as Gia Binh International Airport and various industrial zones, it is essential to prioritize citizen reception and the resolution of complaints and denunciations in order to foster public consensus.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/phuong-bac-giang.gif/97d36044-77d2-4874-342d-31c12bddb0d1?t=1788860718240"></figure>The delegation conducts a field inspection of citizen reception activities at the People's Committee of Bac Giang Ward.The official urged the province to review inadequacies in specialized laws, particularly the Land Law to compile findings and propose policy and legal improvements. The Provincial People's Committee acknowledged the feedback from the meeting and committed to finalizing a report for submission to the National Assembly's Committee for People's Aspirations and Supervision by September 15, 2026; this report will be consolidated for presentation to the National Assembly Standing Committee in preparation for the second session of the 16th National Assembly.Speaking at the meeting, Vice Chairman Dao Quang Khai expressed gratitude and fully acknowledged the delegation's feedback, affirming that these practical suggestions would help the province clearly identify both the achievements and shortcomings in its citizen reception and complaint/denunciation resolution processes.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/ban-tiep-dan.gif/14551687-0545-d8fc-1b6d-304a7d70f509?t=1788860736544"></figure>The delegation conducts a field inspection of citizen reception activities at the Provincial Citizen Reception Board.The official called on departments, agencies, and local authorities to seriously review and rectify limitations; improve the quality of citizen reception and the handling of petitions, especially regarding complex, long-standing cases; and enhance the accountability of heads of agencies. They were also urged to proactively engage in dialogue and resolve cases at the grassroots level, ensuring compliance with the law and the protection of citizens' legitimate rights and interests.The supervision delegation conducted field inspections of citizen reception activities at the People's Committee of Bac Giang Ward and the Provincial Citizen Reception Board, while also discussing the receipt, classification, and processing of petitions, the resolution of complaints and denunciations, and the challenges encountered during implementation.P.H

On the afternoon of September 8, a survey team led by Mr. Hoang Anh Cong, Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly’s Committee for People's Aspirations and Oversight, held a working session with the Bac Ninh Provincial People's Committee regarding the implementation of citizen reception and the resolution of complaints and denunciations in 2026.

National Assembly’s Committee for People's Aspirations and Oversight conducts survey in Bac Ninh on citizen reception and resolution of complaints and denunciations

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/4-7.png/1773ae6c-d03a-e901-1e2a-e7015664aed8?t=1788512230732"></figure>Tran Cong Vinh.The AIMO 2026 International Finals were held in Hanoi from August 2 to 5, featuring approximately 1,300 contestants from 22 countries and territories.According to the announced results, the Vietnamese delegation saw 205 students from 18 provinces and cities win awards, securing a total of over 200 medals and prizes. These included: 1 Champion, 4 First Runners-up, 3 Second Runners-up, 42 Gold Medals, 83 Silver Medals, 70 Bronze Medals, and 2 Consolation Prizes.Among them, the single participating student from Bac Ninh, Tran Cong Vinh (a fourth-grader at Thuan Thanh 3 Primary School), achieved excellence by winning a Gold Medal. This achievement recognizes and affirms the academic dedication and mathematical aptitude of Bac Ninh students in an international academic arena, while also marking another milestone for Bac Ninh's education sector on the global stage.P.H

At the 2026 Asia International Mathematical Olympiad (AIMO) International Finals, Tran Cong Vinh—a fourth-grade student at Thuan Thanh 3 Primary School in Thuan Thanh Ward, Bac Ninh Province—excellently won a Gold Medal, contributing to the outstanding achievements of the Vietnamese delegation at this international mathematics competition.

Bac Ninh student wins gold medal at AIMO 2026 International Finals

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724060/4-1.png/60c8de6d-fa53-b923-bab8-bb28ed646995?t=1788492086667"></figure>Illustrative photo.Specifically, the project is a commercial apartment complex located on the land plot designated as CT3 within the residential area planning adjacent to Xuong Giang Road, Bac Giang City (now Bac Giang Ward, Bac Ninh Province). The project developer is a consortium comprising Dat Vuong Real Estate Investment Joint Stock Company, Thai Nguyen General Trading Joint Stock Company, and Bengal Vietnam Joint Stock Company. Dat Vuong Real Estate Investment Joint Stock Company acts as the consortium's representative.The project occupies a land area of ​​5,260 m² and involves the construction of a 25-story commercial apartment building (comprising two basement levels, 25 above-ground floors, and a rooftop structure), along with external technical infrastructure and auxiliary facilities. The project implementation period is 24 months.The Provincial People's Committee has assigned the Department of Construction the task of reviewing and determining—based on current regulations—the number of housing units in the project that foreign organizations and individuals are permitted to own. The Department is also responsible for tracking the number of units purchased or acquired via lease-purchase by foreign entities and individuals that have been issued Ownership Certificates, and for publicly disclosing relevant information as required by law.The Department of Agriculture and Environment is tasked with promptly compiling and announcing any updates regarding the quantity and location of apartments for which Ownership Certificates have been issued to foreign organizations or individuals within the aforementioned project. The Provincial Police have directed the Bac Giang Ward Police to coordinate closely in managing foreign organizations and individuals, thereby ensuring political security and social order and safety within the locality.The Provincial Military Command is to coordinate closely with Military Region 1 to direct the timely handling of situations related to local defense and military affairs, ensuring the maintenance of defense security in the area.The Provincial People's Committee has also required project investors to regularly coordinate with the Provincial Police and state management agencies to ensure strict management of the activities of foreign organizations and individuals, while mandating compliance with legal regulations to safeguard security and order in the locality.P.H

The People's Committee of Bac Ninh Province has issued Official Dispatch No. 646/UBND-KTN, announcing the list of housing construction projects in the province where foreign organizations and individuals are permitted to own homes.

Bac Ninh: Additional housing construction project where foreign organizations and individuals are permitted to own homes

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200616/1787906761888_410089864831953456_410089864831953456_h+%281%29.jpg/581562c5-b811-6a31-8907-5de176135a5c?t=1788391096397"></figure>The objective is to thoroughly grasp and implement the Central authorities' guidelines in a serious, synchronized, and effective manner, fostering high consensus within the Party organization and the political system, as well as public agreement. The focus will shift from merely rearranging organizational structures to "fine-tuning" and perfecting operational mechanisms, thereby enhancing the quality of activities, governance capacity, implementation capabilities, and the effectiveness of services provided to the public and businesses.The Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee has assigned the Provincial Party Committee's Commission for Propaganda and Education to lead the dissemination and study of the Plan, guide Party committees at all levels in its implementation tailored to specific audiences (to be completed in the third quarter of 2026), and advise on the transfer of functions and tasks related to mass mobilization work. Additionally, the Commission is tasked with reviewing and proposing adjustments to functions, tasks, and organizational structures to align with the new model, while simultaneously strengthening information and communication efforts, guiding public opinion, promoting effective models and innovative practices, and promptly countering false or distorted information.The Provincial Party Committee's Organization Commission is assigned to lead the concretization of new Central regulations and guidelines; review and refine functions, tasks, organizational structures, staffing quotas, and personnel management; and adjust the organization of advisory and assisting bodies for Party committees at both provincial and commune levels. Advise on consolidating the Party organizations of the Provincial People's Council, the Fatherland Front and provincial mass organizations, as well as commune-level Party organizations; transfer the functions of political theory training and the updating of professional knowledge and skills from commune/ward-level political centers to the Nguyen Van Cu School of Politics.Concurrently, innovate the cadre evaluation process to ensure it is comprehensive, continuous, and multi-dimensional, based on specific criteria, results, and tangible outputs; link the responsibilities of heads of agencies to collective outcomes and eliminate the practice of "across-the-board" (undifferentiated) assessment. At the same time, concretize criteria for evaluating the performance, efficacy, and operational efficiency of the organizational structure and the two-tier local government model in a manner suited to practical realities.The Party Committee of the Provincial People's Committee shall lead the continued reorganization of internal structures within agencies and units to streamline entities and reduce intermediate administrative layers; review functions, tasks, and powers to eliminate overlaps, ensuring that every task has a designated lead agency with primary responsibility. Simultaneously, restructure the workforce of cadres, civil servants, and public employees based on job positions, while intensifying training in digital transformation, data management, artificial intelligence, information security, and modern governance.The province will continue to reorganize and enhance the efficiency of public service delivery units and the network for providing essential public services, particularly in education and healthcare; manage surplus public assets—including headquarters, buildings, land, and equipment resulting from reorganization, with priority given to improving working conditions at the commune level. Accelerate digital transformation, data connectivity and sharing, the application of artificial intelligence, and the restructuring of administrative processes and procedures. The Provincial Party Committee’s Inspection Commission, the Provincial Party Committee’s Internal Affairs Commission, the Party Committees of the Provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front and the Provincial People's Council, the Nguyen Van Cu School of Politics, and the Party Committees of communes and wards are responsible for concretizing and implementing Conclusion No. 76-KL/TW, Plan No. 06-KH/TW, and Plan No. 70-KH/TU in accordance with their respective functions and duties. The heads of Party committees, Party organizations, agencies, units, and localities are responsible for the progress, quality, and results of the implementation.P.H

Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation, has signed and issued Plan No. 70-KH/TU. This plan implements Conclusion No. 76-KL/TW (dated July 28, 2026) of the 14th Party Central Committee and Plan No. 06-KH/TW (dated July 28, 2026) of the Politburo regarding the continued refinement and effective operation of the overall organizational model of the political system and the two-tier local government model.

Continuing to refine and effectively operate the two-tier local government model

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200628/CCHC+1+%281%29.jpg/1c993ec1-8af7-1e43-5c74-0d37962debe1?t=1787910834298"></figure>Bac Ninh conducts an online survey on citizen satisfaction regarding administrative agencies.According to the plan, the 2026 PAR Index assessment will be conducted through two components: self-assessment and scoring, and a sociological survey.Regarding self-assessment, agencies under the Provincial People's Committee and commune-level People's Committees must base their work on administrative reform (AR) task implementation results. They are required to access the PAR Index assessment software at http://parindex.bacninh.gov.vn to input self-assessment and scoring data, upload supporting documents and explanatory notes, and complete the submission process to the Appraisal Council.The AR Index assessment software will undergo a trial run from October 10, 2026, to October 15, 2026. Official operation of the software will commence on October 16, 2026. The deadline for agencies and localities to submit their self-assessment and scoring reports via the software to the Appraisal Council is November 15, 2026.Regarding the sociological survey for the PAR Index, the Department of Home Affairs will develop and finalize survey questionnaires tailored to specific target groups. The survey will be conducted online; agencies and localities are responsible for compiling lists of appropriate survey participants with complete information and distributing the survey link or QR code to them. Participants in the sociological survey include leaders of provincial departments and equivalent-level division heads within agencies under the Provincial People's Committee, as well as leaders of commune-level People's Committees and equivalent-level division heads within those committees.Additionally, the Plan mandates training on the use of the Administrative Reform (PAR) Index assessment software in September 2026; the verification of self-assessment and scoring results in November and December 2026; the compilation and drafting of the 2026 PAR Index results report in December 2026; and the submission of these results to the Chairperson of the Provincial People's Committee for official announcement before December 31, 2026.Regarding the 2026 SIPAS Index, Bac Ninh province will conduct an online survey to measure public satisfaction with the services provided by state administrative agencies. This survey will be based on the actual experiences of citizens and organizational representatives when carrying out administrative procedures, as well as the perceptions of residents within their local communities.For agencies under the Provincial People's Committee, the survey targets individuals and organizational representatives who have conducted administrative transactions within the province's state administrative system. For commune-level People's Committees, the survey targets citizens representing households who are aged 18 or older, possess full legal capacity, and are literate, as well as individuals and organizational representatives who have conducted administrative transactions at the commune level.Agencies and localities will administer the survey via a web link or a QR code containing the survey form. At provincial and commune-level Public Administration Service Centers, QR codes will be displayed so that citizens and organizations can provide feedback and rate their satisfaction with service quality after completing administrative procedures. SIPAS survey results are regularly updated and publicly released on a monthly basis via the provincial government's web portal, thereby enhancing the openness, transparency, and accountability of state administrative agencies.The Department of Home Affairs serves as the lead agency responsible for monitoring, urging, and guiding agencies and localities in implementation; it coordinates with members of the Appraisal Council to evaluate verification documents, consolidate results, and submit them to the Chairperson of the Provincial People's Committee for the official announcement of the 2026 PAR Index results.The Office of the Provincial People's Committee, the Department of Finance, the Department of Justice, and the Department of Science and Technology are responsible for assigning civil servants to participate in the Appraisal Council and the supporting working group, as well as for conducting objective and accurate appraisals within their respective areas of management. The Office of the Provincial People's Committee coordinates with the Department of Home Affairs to publish the SIPAS assessment results for agencies and localities on the provincial web portal.Agencies under the Provincial People's Committee and commune-level People's Committees are responsible for conducting self-assessments and scoring, entering data, and submitting verification documents within the prescribed timeframes; raising awareness among officials and civil servants regarding the purpose and requirements of the sociological survey; and utilizing PAR Index and SIPAS assessment results to devise solutions for addressing shortcomings and improving the quality of service provided to citizens and organizations.P.H

The Bac Ninh Department of Home Affairs has issued Plan No. 92/KH-SNV to determine the Public Administration Reform Index (PAR Index) and the Citizen Satisfaction Index regarding the service provided by state administrative agencies (SIPAS) for 2026, applicable to agencies under the Provincial People's Committee and commune-level People's Committees across the province.

Bac Ninh launches determination of Public Administration Reform Index (PAR Index) and Citizen Satisfaction Index (SIPAS) for 2026

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_7747.jpg/b498adea-e9ec-9a56-4732-274e3f47bfd4?t=1787032258376"></figure>Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh and Mr. Zhao Yonghua at the meeting.Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Zhao Yonghua thanked the Bac Ninh provincial leaders for their warm reception. He said the Association represents Zhejiang’s Digital Security Industrial Cluster, which brings together more than 1,300 member enterprises with a total production value exceeding RMB 400 billion (over USD 55 billion). The cluster focuses on applying science and technology to advance digitalization, risk management and smart urban development.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_7755.jpg/0ed03177-221b-7df1-e1ee-c99147ee0f6a?t=1787035362954"></figure>Delegates attend the meetingAt the meeting, Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh expressed his pleasure in welcoming the Association to Bac Ninh to explore the province’s investment environment and promotion of cooperation.He emphasized that Zhejiang is one of China’s leading high-tech hubs and shares many similarities with Bac Ninh, which is vigorously implementing digital transformation, smart city development, and modern industrial infrastructure.To maximize the potential for cooperation, the Vice Chairman encouraged major corporations and enterprises from Zhejiang to explore opportunities to expand production and invest in high-tech projects in Bac Ninh, particularly in industrial security equipment, automation, and digital technology infrastructure. He highlighted Bac Ninh’s increasingly robust technology ecosystem, including a growing semiconductor industry cluster, advanced manufacturing capabilities in the technology sector, as well as an integrated logistics network, inland ports, and modern transport infrastructure.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_7770.jpg/840fc222-1984-4665-b8b3-b165cb0c9eac?t=1787035388586"></figure>Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh presents a Dong Ho folk painting to Mr. Zhao Yonghua.The Vice Chairman affirmed that Bac Ninh province would continue to accompany investors and create the most favorable conditions in terms of policies, infrastructure, and the investment environment. He also directed relevant provincial departments and agencies to closely coordinate with partners to swiftly translate cooperation opportunities into concrete initiatives, facilitate site surveys, and promote investment linkages in the coming time.P.H

On the morning of August 18, Mr. Pham Van Thinh, Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee worked with a delegation of the Zhejiang Association of Security Technology &amp; Protection (China), led by Mr. Zhao Yonghua, Secretary General of Zhejiang Association of Security Technology &amp; Protection, and Director of Digital Security and Non-Traditional Security Research Institute

Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh meets with Zhejiang Association of Security Technology & Protection (China)

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9695+%281%29.jpg/896efad6-10a3-5dd7-0e36-3f4e8757bb37?t=1786683183524"></figure>Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi presents flowers to congratulate the seminar.Speaking at the seminar, Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi emphasized that the Nhu Nguyet River Defense Line and the victory over the Song army in 1075-1077, under the command of General Ly Thuong Kiet, marked an important milestone in the nation's history of national construction and defense, demonstrating the military art and solidarity of the Dai Viet army and people.Over nearly a millennium, Bac Ninh and other relevant localities have preserved numerous relics, archaeological traces and cultural heritage associated with the Nhu Nguyet River Defense Line. The system holds outstanding historical, military, cultural, architectural and religious values, while serving as an important resource for traditional education, scientific research and cultural tourism development.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9751.jpg/c5261a50-69d6-9669-9c36-211ab9d8cc6c?t=1786683260275"></figure>Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi (center) attends and presides over the seminar.However, urbanization, infrastructure development and natural impacts are posing significant challenges to relic preservation. Some sites have deteriorated, many archaeological traces remain insufficiently studied, and connections among individual relics into a unified historical and cultural space remain limited.At the seminar, experts and researchers focused on clarifying the historical significance of the Ly Dynasty, the resistance war against the Song army and the Nhu Nguyet River Defense Line, as well as the roles of Ly Thuong Kiet and the army and people of Kinh Bac. They also discussed the values of notable relics, including Xa Temple, Vong Nguyet Temple, Bo Vang Pagoda, Phan Dong Temple-Pagoda, Nui Temple and Kim Son Camp.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/1786681669999_3682639679804929947_3682639679804929947_496c10e53a8d10b5a35671cddeafd561.jpg/c530b47d-2a16-32f7-5038-233054b2e7a6?t=1786683360456"></figure>Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi (second from left) and other delegates view the materials on display at the conference.Participants proposed solutions for conducting further research, preserving, restoring and promoting the value of the relic system in a coordinated and sustainable manner. They also called for greater application of technology and digital transformation, linking heritage preservation with cultural tourism and traditional education.Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi requested continued efforts to supplement historical and archaeological documentation, conduct comprehensive assessments of the current condition of the relics, and clarify the scale, structure and outstanding values of the Nhu Nguyet River Defense Line.The outcomes of the seminar will be compiled and incorporated by the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism into the dossier to be submitted to the competent authorities for recognition of the “System of Relics Associated with the Nhu Nguyet River Defense Line” as a Special National Relic in Bac Ninh Province./.P.H

On the morning of August 14, at the Kinh Bac Cultural Center, the Bac Ninh Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism held a scientific seminar entitled “Preserving and Promoting the System of Relics Associated with the Nhu Nguyet River Defense Line.” Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Xuan Loi attended and delivered the opening remarks.

Scientific seminar on preserving and promoting system of relics associated with Nhu Nguyet river defense line

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/1786694560500_3462496740570948237_3462496740570948237_4a5efde4496cd2bf43902c8664074d39+%282%29.jpg/8dc1d068-933c-6b27-5ae8-81e19e30bfc9?t=1786756610427"></figure>A representative of the Bac Ninh youth delegation presents a Dong Ho folk painting—a product of a traditional craft village—to Mr. Oh Tae Heon, Head of the Trade Diplomacy Division of Gyeongsangbuk Province.Upon arriving in Gyeongsangbuk, the Bac Ninh student delegation was welcomed by provincial leaders at the Provincial Government Office for a meet-and-greet session. The delegation also presented souvenirs reflecting the unique cultural identity of the Kinh Bac region, including Dong Ho folk paintings.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200628/1786694560478_3462496740570948237_3462496740570948237_4da98217032b9bf77e81163714d32494.jpg/a05a788e-f712-c50f-46da-3e66ea0769f8?t=1786756667421"></figure>Youth delegations from Bac Ninh, Thai Nguyen, and Ho Chi Minh City participate in a Korean language class.As part of the program, the students attended Korean language classes, interacted with peers from other countries, experienced the traditional tea ceremony, explored Korean culture and cuisine, and visited Yeungnam University as well as prominent landmarks in Gyeongsangbuk Province.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/1786694560521_3462496740570948237_3462496740570948237_84e0a459bcf9bfec8f8a96d5525e38a1+%282%29.jpg/10e9967b-75d7-dec7-497c-0503af987457?t=1786756705422"></figure>The Bac Ninh youth delegation experiences the traditional tea ceremony ritual within a setting featuring a classic Korean-style house.In addition to cultural exploration, the delegation visited the Samsung Smart City in Gumi City (Gyeongsangbuk Province)—the headquarters and primary manufacturing hub for Samsung Galaxy smartphones. This facility stands out for its highly automated production technology and holds Gold-level certification for "Zero Waste to Landfill" standards. It serves as a complex for core hardware manufacturing and testing, the direct assembly site for premium foldable phones destined for global markets, and a hub for next-generation AI and robotics.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/1786694560530_3462496740570948237_3462496740570948237_d52bbcef84f00d99f077f615e08b179b+%282%29.jpg/493bfe36-f7f1-1f60-6a5e-8fc36f8fe536?t=1786756783811"></figure>The youth delegation from Bac Ninh and young people from other countries interact and take commemorative photos with students from Yeungnam University.The program not only offers Bac Ninh’s youth an opportunity to experience and explore the culture of South Korea but also helps strengthen the friendly and cooperative ties between Vietnam and South Korea—as well as between Gyeongsangbuk Province and Bac Ninh Province—moving forward. This is particularly significant as Bac Ninh intensifies efforts to attract investment and develop its high-tech industrial sector, aiming to become a centrally-run city that embodies the distinctive cultural heritage of the Kinh Bac region.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/1786758856969_3462496740570948237_3462496740570948237_1e10ecf1e0c533ae42d3cdc2780c627e.jpg/1da57148-1b9a-b1e2-1966-a6f1ee85e68b?t=1786763155414"></figure>The youth delegation from Bac Ninh and young people from other countries visit the Samsung smart factory in Gumi City (Gyeongsangbuk Province) as part of the summer camp program.P.H

From August 6 to 12, 2026, Gyeongsangbuk Province (Republic of Korea) hosted the "9th Global Youth Cultural Summer Camp," attracting 50 young participants from six countries with cities that have sister-city or friendship-city ties with the province: Vietnam, Indonesia, China, Poland, Japan, and South Korea. The Bac Ninh delegation sent five outstanding students to attend the program.

Bac Ninh youth delegation participates in cultural exchange and explores the high-tech industry in Gyeongsangbuk province (Republic of Korea)

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200628/IMG_9589+%282%29.jpg/34d6cb9f-19c5-5e54-fa54-3e694671bc45?t=1786600577408"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong (third from left) presents a Certificate of Merit from the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee to the officials and residents of Tu Son ward for their outstanding achievements in the "All people protecting national security" movement in 2026.Tu Son Ward was established through the merger of Dong Ngan, Tan Hong, Dinh Bang and Phu Chan wards of the former Tu Son City. The ward is home to more than 21,000 households and around 70,000 residents living in 22 residential quarters. Bordering Hanoi and hosting numerous businesses, public agencies and educational institutions, the ward has maintained socio-economic stability, improved residents' living standards, and ensured political security and social order following the administrative merger.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200628/IMG_9571111.jpg/b7cdf164-3309-ea6a-9c84-318068d68ece?t=1786600806879"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong and Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi present flowers to congratulate the festival.The All people protecting national security movement has been widely implemented in conjunction with community-based self-management and self-protection models. Over the past two years, local residents have provided more than 500 crime-related reports, including over 300 valuable tips that assisted the police in investigating and handling numerous cases. The ward currently maintains six effective community security models, including inter-family fire prevention and firefighting teams, a closed-circuit surveillance camera network for public security, traffic-safe construction sites, and the Female Boarding House Owners model, all of which have strengthened public participation in crime prevention and early detection at the grassroots level.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200628/IMG_9644+%282%29.jpg/26094d47-5f5a-e0d4-820f-89c50df3462b?t=1786600853511"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong delivers a directive speech at the event.Speaking at the festival, Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong commended the Party organization, local authorities, armed forces and people of Tu Son Ward for their achievements in maintaining security and public order, promoting socio-economic development, and strengthening the political system, thereby contributing to the province's overall development.He called on the ward to continue mobilizing the strength of the entire political system and the public in safeguarding security and public order, while further improving the quality and effectiveness of the All People Protecting National Security movement by placing people at the center of crime prevention, detection and suppression. He also stressed the need to strengthen public awareness campaigns and equip residents with crime prevention skills, particularly against cybercrime and online fraud, while enhancing community awareness of self-protection and self-governance.The Deputy Secretary also emphasized the core role of the police force in maintaining a firm grasp of local conditions, proactively advising authorities and promptly addressing emerging issues at the grassroots level to prevent security hotspots. He urged continued administrative reform to improve public services and called for greater attention to building a strong grassroots security force while expanding effective community-based security models.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200628/IMG_9507.jpg/0dedd835-fb46-5e17-cf82-76d40d199150?t=1786600899819"></figure>Provincial leaders visit the OCOP product display booth.On the occasion, many collectives and individuals with outstanding achievements in the All People Protecting National Security movement in 2026 were honored with commendations from the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, the Director of the Provincial Police, and the Chairman of the Tu Son Ward People's Committee.The ward also announced the launch of a new model entitled "Legal Communication on Cyberspace in Tu Son Ward," established under a decision of the Chairman of the Ward People's Committee.A variety of activities took place during the festival, including guidance on installing, activating and using the VNeID application; free medical consultations, health check-ups, treatment and medicine distribution for people with meritorious services and policy beneficiary families; public awareness campaigns on digital transformation, legal consultation, and the collection of weapons, explosives and supporting tools; as well as exhibitions showcasing local OCOP products. Cultural and artistic performances were also organized, creating a festive atmosphere and strengthening solidarity among local residents.P.H

On August 13, the Steering Committee for the All People Protecting National Security movement (Steering Committee 138) of Tu Son Ward, Bac Ninh Province, held the 2026 All People Protecting National Security Festival. The festival was attended by Mr. Tran Huy Phuong, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee; Mr. Le Xuan Loi, Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; leaders of provincial departments and agencies; representatives of neighboring communes and wards; and a large number of local officials and residents.

Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong attends 2026 All people protecting national security festival in Tu Son ward

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/z6354159903400_58d0b6b92f4ff2fd69a194fdc247b6b6-1024x575.jpg/faf072b4-a7c9-6ff9-a55e-a0802404a0c0?t=1786436249319"></figure>In the first seven months of 2026, Bac Ninh province attracts USD13.85 billion in converted investment capital.Since the beginning of July 2026, the province has attracted USD4.0 billion in converted investment capital; this includes the licensing of 33 new FDI projects with a total capital of USD 404.3 million and capital adjustments for 20 existing FDI projects, adding USD 91.9 million in capital. Overall, for the first seven months of 2026, the province attracted USD13.85 billion in converted investment capital (comprising both DDI and FDI projects). Specifically regarding the FDI sector, 210 new projects were licensed with a total registered capital exceeding USD1 billion, while 169 projects underwent capital adjustments, adding USD 1.7 billion in registered capital.FDI capital continues to flow strongly into the processing and manufacturing industries, focusing on projects producing electronic components, semiconductor equipment, and high-tech products. Consequently, the province's industrial production has maintained positive growth momentum; the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) for July 2026 rose by 20.61% year-on-year, with a 19.6% increase recorded over the seven-month period. Industrial production value (at current prices) for the first seven months is estimated at VND 1.9 quadrillion, a year-on-year increase of 16.32%. Import-export activities also saw a significant surge, with a seven-month turnover estimated at USD 128.2 billion—2.68 times the figure from the same period last year—of which exports accounted for USD 62.7 billion (up 29%).P.H

Despite global economic volatility, Bac Ninh province continues to affirm its position as an attractive destination for foreign investors. In the first seven months of 2026, the province attracted over USD 2.73 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI), ranking fourth nationwide in FDI attraction.

Bac Ninh attracts over USD 2.73 billion in FDI in first 7 months of 2026

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/211438/1786179936095_1506745492554072627_5364592147904858024_ab7cf403b47490f599c0f2c63b18d1f4.jpg/9b1549b7-729d-0949-1d0a-a315e19efbf2?t=1786181257871"></figure>Representatives from the Organizing Committee visit and encourage the competing teams.The competition has attracted 126 teams from 14 provinces and cities, with nearly 70% representing localities outside Bac Ninh. Contestants come from universities, colleges, high schools, and STEM education centers nationwide, creating a vibrant platform for students passionate about robotics, programming, science, technology, and innovation.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/131113926/1786179936040_1506745492554072627_5364592147904858024_2a99abd947a1a97b7607ac4959c24a23.jpg/20b30cd7-bc6e-f1a1-68cc-20551eed64cf?t=1786182591974"></figure>The contestants hurriedly check their robots before testing them on the competition field.Under the theme "Bac Ninh Converges", the tournament features two competition categories: "A Millennium of Cultural Heritage" for contestants aged 9–15, and "Aspiring for Technology" for those aged 16–22. The event runs from August 8 to 9 and incorporates digital technologies for tournament management, real-time result updates, and live streaming of competitions across digital platforms.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/131113931/1786179936065_1506745492554072627_5364592147904858024_527a41a16cc595b285a25336ea88e98a.jpg/69fb0604-9fdc-b704-0d84-298b02d478f5?t=1786182641284"></figure>This year's competition attracts 126 teams from 14 provinces and cities across the country.Through the tournament, the Organizing Committee aims to inspire young people's passion for science and technology, foster creativity and practical skills, and strengthen collaboration among government agencies, educational institutions, and businesses. The long-term goal is to develop the Bac Ninh Open Robocon into a prestigious annual robotics competition.P.H

On the afternoon of August 8, the Bac Ninh Provincial People's Committee inaugurated the Bac Ninh Open Robocon 2026 – Foxconn Cup at the Provincial Sports Arena. This marks the tournament's first nationwide edition, held with the support of Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn Vietnam).

Bac Ninh Open Robocon 2026 – Foxconn Cup kicks off

<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://ubnd-hanoi.mediacdn.vn/90649499933302784/2026/8/5/images-83-17859160308101349727203-0-19-299-497-crop-17859160357361335623963.jpg" alt="Ảnh minh họa"><figcaption>Illustrative image</figcaption></figure>According to the Decision, a list of 03 administrative procedures under the management scope of the Hanoi Department of Health is announced, specifically:02 amended and supplemented administrative procedures under the resolving authority of the Hanoi Department of Health include: Issuance of the Certificate of Eligibility for Pharmacy Business under the authority of the Department of Health (Wholesale establishments of drugs and drug materials; Retail establishments of drugs including pharmacies, medicine counters, medicine cabinets of commune health stations, and establishments specializing in the retail of herbal materials, herbal medicines, and traditional medicines) (Administrative Procedure Code: 1.014102); Notification of mobile drug retailing activities (Administrative Procedure Code: 1.014076).01 annulled administrative procedure under the resolving authority of Commune-level People's Committees in Hanoi City includes: No. 127 in the Appendix attached to Decision No. 95/QD-TTPVHCC dated February 14, 2025, by the Director of the City Public Administrative Service Center.The following administrative procedures shall cease to be effective: No. 127 in the Appendix attached to Decision No. 95/QD-TTPVHCC dated February 14, 2025, by the Director of the City Public Administrative Service Center; Nos. 4 and 12 in the Appendix attached to Decision No. 1080/QD-TTPVHCC dated July 18, 2025, by the Director of the City Public Administrative Service Center.The Department of Health shall take the lead and coordinate with relevant agencies and units to draft internal procedures and electronic procedures for handling the administrative procedures announced in this Decision, and submit them to the Director of the Hanoi Public Administrative Service Center for approval in accordance with regulations. This Decision takes effect from the date of signing.

Hanoi Public Administrative Service Center issued Decision No. 1069/QD-TTPVHCC dated August 4, 2026, announcing the List of amended, supplemented, and annulled administrative procedures under the management scope of the Hanoi Department of Health.

Announce the List of amended, supplemented, and annulled administrative procedures under the management scope of the Department of Health

Chairman of the Municipal People's Committee Vu Dai Thang has signed Plan No. 303/KH-UBND dated August 4, 2026, on implementing the Emulation Movement "Determined to successfully achieve double-digit sustainable growth targets" for the 2026–2030 period in Hanoi.

Directives and Leadership Information of the Hanoi Municipal People's Committee and Chairman (August 4, 2026)

<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://ubnd-hanoi.mediacdn.vn/90649499933302784/2026/8/3/images-79-1785747954281135537314-17-0-181-262-crop-17857479695071142183952.jpg" alt="Ảnh minh họa"><figcaption>Illustrative image</figcaption></figure>According to the Decision, 03 internal procedures and electronic procedures for handling administrative procedures in the field of State Compensation under the scope of state management of the Hanoi Department of Justice are approved, specifically:02 procedures under the resolving authority at the City level:Settlement of compensation requests at the agency directly managing the damage-causing duty performer;Restoration of honor.01 procedure under the resolving authority at the Commune level:Settlement of compensation requests at the agency directly managing the damage-causing duty performer.The following internal procedures and electronic procedures for handling administrative procedures shall cease to be effective from the effective date of this Decision:Nos. 02 and 03 in Section I of Part A, and Ordinal No. 01 of Part B in Appendix II attached to Decision No. 309/QD-TTPVHCC dated March 13, 2026, by the Director of the City Public Administrative Service Center.The Department of Justice shall take the lead and coordinate with the City Public Administrative Service Center and relevant agencies and units to set up and configure the electronic procedures for handling administrative procedures on the City’s Information System for Administrative Procedure Resolution, ensuring consistency with the internal procedures approved in this Decision and relevant legal provisions.This Decision takes effect from the date of signing.

Hanoi Public Administrative Service Center issued Decision No. 1051/QD-TTPVHCC dated July 31, 2026, approving internal procedures and electronic procedures for handling administrative procedures in the field of State Compensation under the management scope of the Hanoi Department of Justice.

Approval of internal procedures and electronic procedures for handling administrative procedures in the field of State Compensation

According to the Decision, the City names 51 new streets and roads across various localities, including: Nguyen Huu An Street in Cau Giay Ward; Dai Yen, Ngoc Hoa, Ninh Son, Chua Tram Gian, Phung Chau, Long Chau, Yen Khe, and Ly Trien Roads in Chuong My Ward; Chua Mia Road, Duong Lam, and Cam Lâm in Son Tay Ward; Vu Nam Long Street in Duong Noi Ward; Vu Tuyen Hoang Street in Hoang Liet Ward; Co Mai Street in Hoang Mai Ward; Vu Lap Street in Long Bien Ward; Phu Cuong Street in Phu Luong Ward; Vo Thuong Street in Phuc Loi Ward; Nguyen Long Street in Tay Ho Ward; Bui Huy Dap Street in Yen So Ward; along with streets and roads across communes including: Duong Hoa, Dan Phuong, Hat Mon, Hong Son, Huong Son, Kieu Phu, Lien Minh, Nam Phu, O Dien, Phu Cat, Phu Dong, Phu Xuyen, Phuc Son, Son Dong, Thanh Tri, and Tien Thang.The City People’s Committee also decided to adjust the length of 5 streets and roads, including: Chua Tram Road in Chuong My Ward, for the section extending from the current end point of Chua Tram Road at the three-way intersection adjacent to Vo Vi Pagoda gate to the three-way intersection on Provincial Road 419 (Km26+500) bordering Tien Lu and Quyet Tien residential groups.Chuc Son Road in Chuong My Ward, for the section extending from the current end point of Chuc Son Road at the four-way intersection of Chua Tram Gian and Ngoc Hoa Roads (Cong Market intersection) to the boundary of Chuong My Ward at the four-way intersection in Son Dong residential group, bordering Dong Tru Village in Phu Nghia Commune (Road T7 of Phu Nghia Industrial Park).Dang Thuy Tram Street in Nghia Do Ward, for the section extending from the current end point of Dang Thuy Tram Street at the five-way intersection with Pham Tuan Tai and Nghia Tan Streets (adjacent to house numbers 60 and 77 Dang Thuy Tram) to the three-way intersection with Tran Quoc Hoan Street (opposite house number 25 Tran Quoc Hoan).Kieu Mai Street in Xuan Phuong Ward, for the section extending from the current end point of Kieu Mai Street at the Military Technical Academy (Kieu Mai area) to the three-way intersection with Phan Tay Nhac Road next to Phenikaa University Hospital.Ta Thanh Oai Road in Dai Thanh Commune, for the section extending from the current end point of Ta Thanh Oai Road at the three-way intersection adjacent to Ta Thanh Oai Martyrs Cemetery in Ta Thanh Oai Village, Dai Thanh Commune, to the Dau Pagoda historical site in Thuong Phuc Village, Dai Thanh Commune.Additionally, the City officially named the park located in Cau Giay Ward as An Hoa Park. The park covers an area of approximately 27.78 hectares, comprising about 19 hectares of regulating lake surface and roughly 8.78 hectares of greenery; bounded to the North by the headquarters of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and the Ministry of Home Affairs; to the South by Hoang Quan Chi Street; to the East by Nguyen Huu An Street; and to the West by the Hanoi Children’s Palace and Pham Hung Road.

Vice Chairwoman of the City People’s Committee Vu Thu Ha signed and promulgated Decision No. 3816/QD-UBND on July 29, 2026, regarding the naming and length adjustment of several streets, roads, and public facilities across Hanoi City in 2026.

Naming 51 new streets and roads, and 01 new public facility

According to the Decision, the overall objective of the Scheme is to build and pilot a city-led digital consumption model and e-commerce sponsorship framework to form a transparent, safe, and traceable digital shopping environment with support mechanisms to protect consumers; while simultaneously generating reliable data sources to serve management, governance, forecasting, risk warning, and market development.By 2028, the Scheme strives to achieve: 500 entities participating in or connected to the model; 1,000 products listed on digital storefronts/linked portals; at least 80% of products with appropriate origin traceability or identification codes; 100% of participating entities guided on mandatory information disclosure; 90% of feedback/complaints classified and forwarded for resolution on schedule; 70% of cases responded to within the published timeframe; 20 training classes/instructional programs organized; 01 executive dashboard developed; and an 80% satisfaction rate among participating entities.To effectively implement the Scheme, the City identifies a key priority as translating the concept of "e-commerce sponsorship" into an operational code of rules that can be applied uniformly across the City. The regulations must clearly define the lead agency, coordinating agencies, local responsibilities, responsibilities of e-commerce platforms/platform enterprises, and legal liabilities of business entities. An inter-agency coordination mechanism will be established among the Department of Industry and Trade, Department of Science and Technology, Tax Authorities, Customs Sub-department Region I, City Police, Commune/Ward People’s Committees, and platform enterprises.The technology infrastructure of the Scheme will be developed around a "coordination - authentication - data - feedback" layer interconnected with existing platforms. The objective is to create a trusted access point for citizens and governance tools for management authorities. It leverages the City's existing web portals, specialized channels, citizen apps, feedback systems, and data platforms, avoiding duplicative investments where services can be leased or integrated. Specifically: Connecting existing City channels such as web portals, iHanoi, call centers, local feedback channels, and enterprise platforms under principles of non-duplication, non-exclusivity, and no data collection beyond intended purposes. Developing a specialized portal or module named "Capital Digital Storefront" to publish lists of eligible entities/products, valid sales links, traceability information, return policies, and feedback channels. Connecting with e-commerce platforms, social networks, delivery platforms, payment units, and traceability providers on a voluntary basis with aggregated/anonymized data agreements in compliance with the law...Regarding solutions to prevent and combat counterfeit goods, products of unknown origin, and commercial fraud: During the pilot period, the Hanoi Market Surveillance Sub-department is designated as the specialized focal point for handling cases with signs of counterfeit goods, intellectual property counterfeit goods, IP-infringing goods, goods of unknown origin/provenance, smuggled goods, commercial fraud, and false advertising in commercial activities. Inspection and violation handling data provided by Market Surveillance forces will be utilized to update risk maps.Concerning data development, analytics, early warning, and AI applications, these tasks are foundational and determine the Scheme's long-term operational sustainability. Implementation requires a clear division between state agency responsibilities, solution providers' duties, local grassroots organization tasks, and self-managed liabilities of business entities.In addition, communications, training, and resource mobilization through socialized funding are emphasized. The City requests building a communication campaign themed "Safe Digital Consumption - Transparent Business Entities - Products of Clear Origin" across portals, social media, loudspeakers, local conferences, markets, and commercial streets. Training programs will be organized for targeted groups: local officials, market management boards, household businesses/small traders, OCOP/craft village entities, small enterprises, consumers, and community digital transformation teams. A unified message framework will be crafted: "Identifiable Sellers - Traceable Products - Documented Transactions - Centralized Feedback Point." Platform enterprises, logistics providers, banks, e-wallets, traceability units, associations, and training institutions will be mobilized to contribute tools, experts, materials, and technical incentives; ensuring private enterprises do not dominate recognition criteria or state management data. Establish mechanisms to acknowledge socialized contributions while strictly preventing businesses from dictating recognition criteria, regulatory data, or State patronage content. Dedicated communications will be tailored for vulnerable groups, including the elderly, low-income workers, first-time buyers, traditional market vendors, and craft village entities unfamiliar with digital operations.

Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee Nguyen Xuan Luu signed and promulgated Decision No. 3732/QD-UBND on July 27, 2026, issuing the Scheme on ‘Piloting the Digital Consumption Model and E-Commerce Sponsorship in Hanoi City.’

Piloting the digital consumption model and e-commerce sponsorship

Attending the Conference were Comrade Bui Hoai Son and Comrade Le Nhat Thanh — Deputies of the 16th National Assembly for the 2026–2031 tenure; representatives from city departments, boards, and sectors; representatives from the Capital Military Command, the Hanoi People’s Procuracy, and the Hanoi Lawyers Association; alongside command representatives of functional divisions and several Ward Police units under the Hanoi Municipal Police.<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://ubnd-hanoi.mediacdn.vn/thumb_w/740/90649499933302784/2026/7/28/a-quyen-17852274596871714463951.jpg" alt="Hà Nội góp ý hoàn thiện các dự án luật trình Kỳ họp không thường lệ Quốc hội khóa XVI- Ảnh 1."><figcaption>Major General Nguyen Ngoc Quyen, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Deputy Director of the Hanoi Municipal Police, speaks at the Conference</figcaption></figure>Delivering the opening remarks, Major General Nguyen Ngoc Quyen stated that at the Extraordinary Session of the 16th National Assembly, scheduled to open on August 3, 2026, the Ministry of Public Security will submit several key draft laws to the National Assembly for consideration and input, including: the Penal Code (Amended), the Law on Organization of Criminal Investigation Bodies (Amended), and the draft Resolution of the National Assembly on specific mechanisms and policies to handle law violations related to the state economy, private economy, and the application of science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://ubnd-hanoi.mediacdn.vn/thumb_w/740/90649499933302784/2026/7/28/duong-minh-tuyen-1785227500465136400865.jpg" alt="Hà Nội góp ý hoàn thiện các dự án luật trình Kỳ họp không thường lệ Quốc hội khóa XVI- Ảnh 2."><figcaption>Senior Lieutenant Colonel Duong Minh Tuyen, Deputy Head of the Staff Office of the Hanoi Municipal Police, presents the report at the Conference</figcaption></figure>The Deputy Director of the Hanoi Municipal Police emphasized that these are all politically and legally significant draft laws that create a solid legal foundation for the People's Public Security force to proactively advise the Party and State on guidelines and policies regarding security and order; effectively implement strategic tasks and solutions to safeguard national security and ensure social order and safety; while building a truly clean, strong, regular, elite, and modern People’s Public Security force to meet the demands and tasks in the new situation.To continue perfecting the draft laws prior to submitting them to the National Assembly for consideration, the Hanoi Municipal Police organized the conference to receive feedback from attending delegates, which will be synthesized and reported to the Ministry of Public Security for research, absorption, amendment, and finalization.<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://ubnd-hanoi.mediacdn.vn/thumb_w/740/90649499933302784/2026/7/28/son-dbqh-1785227521109472510762.jpg" alt="Hà Nội góp ý hoàn thiện các dự án luật trình Kỳ họp không thường lệ Quốc hội khóa XVI- Ảnh 3."><figcaption>Comrade Bui Hoai Son, Deputy of the 16th National Assembly for the 2026–2031 tenure, speaks at the Conference</figcaption></figure>At the conference, Senior Lieutenant Colonel Duong Minh Tuyen, Deputy Head of the Staff Office of the Hanoi Municipal Police, presented the fundamental and key contents of the 03 draft laws mentioned above. On that basis, delegates focused on discussing and contributing many candid, responsible opinions on each content of the draft laws, helping enhance their quality and feasibility while ensuring alignment with practical requirements during implementation.Concluding the conference, on behalf of the Party Committee and the Directorate of the Hanoi Municipal Police, Major General Nguyen Ngoc Quyen, Deputy Director, expressed sincere gratitude and acknowledged the heartfelt, responsible feedback from delegates regarding the draft laws sponsored by the Ministry of Public Security. The Deputy Director affirmed that the comments at the conference serve as an important foundation for the Hanoi Municipal Police to synthesize and report to the Ministry of Public Security to further research, absorb, and perfect the draft laws before submitting them to the National Assembly for consideration and approval.<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://api.iotcommunication.com.vn/images/image_20260731015847.png"><figcaption>Representatives of units under the Hanoi Municipal Police speak at the Conference</figcaption></figure>Major General Nguyen Ngoc Quyen expressed his wish that in the coming time, the force will continue to receive the attention, partnership, and support of the National Assembly Delegation of Hanoi City, along with city departments, boards, sectors, and related units in promoting, providing feedback on, and perfecting draft laws, thereby contributing to creating high consensus across the entire political system and among all classes of the People toward the major guidelines and policies of the Party and State regarding security and order.Addressing the feedback contributed at the conference, Major General Nguyen Ngoc Quyen directed functional units under the Hanoi Municipal Police to urgently and fully synthesize the comments to report to the National Assembly Delegation of Hanoi City and the Ministry of Public Security for research, absorption, and finalization of the draft laws in accordance with regulations.

On July 28, at the headquarters of the Hanoi Municipal Police, Major General Nguyen Ngoc Quyen, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Deputy Director of the Hanoi Municipal Police, chaired a conference to disseminate information and gather feedback on draft laws drafted by the Ministry of Public Security to be submitted to the Extraordinary Session of the 16th National Assembly.

Hanoi provides feedback to refine draft laws for the Extraordinary Session of the 16th National Assembly

Enhancing the Efficiency of Fire Prevention and Fighting OperationsAccording to the report, fire prevention, firefighting, and rescue (PCCC&amp;CNCH) operations have recently achieved many positive results. The city has focused on improving institutions, mechanisms, policies, and specific solutions suited to practical needs—step by step perfecting the legal framework to mobilize resources, resolve bottlenecks, and boost the effectiveness and efficiency of state management in fire safety and rescue.<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://ubnd-hanoi.mediacdn.vn/thumb_w/740/90649499933302784/2026/7/23/2d2a8571-1784786040517946275607.jpg" alt="Hà Nội lấy phòng ngừa làm trọng tâm trong công tác phòng cháy, chữa cháy- Ảnh 1."><figcaption>Delegates attending the Conference</figcaption></figure>Thanks to the synchronized implementation of various solutions, the fire and explosion situation in the area has initially been contained, with the number of fires and human casualties decreasing compared to the same period last year. The capacity of the Fire Prevention, Firefighting, and Rescue Police force continues to improve. Deploying forces and equipment closer to local areas has shortened response times, leading to the effective handling of fires, explosions, incidents, and accidents. In the first six months of the year, functional forces promptly handled 801 incidents not included in official fire statistics.The Fire Prevention, Firefighting, and Rescue Police directly rescued 98 people trapped in fires, safely protected 15,465 m² of factory space, hundreds of hectares of forest, and approximately 200 nearby households. Additionally, they successfully rescued 112 people in other incidents and accidents, and searched for and recovered 56 bodies.<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://ubnd-hanoi.mediacdn.vn/thumb_w/740/90649499933302784/2026/7/23/2d2a8581-17847860724141304722999.jpg" alt="Hà Nội lấy phòng ngừa làm trọng tâm trong công tác phòng cháy, chữa cháy- Ảnh 2."><figcaption>Representative of the Hanoi Municipal Police deploying Action Program No. 13-CTr/TU dated May 14, 2026, issued by the Hanoi Municipal Party Committee</figcaption></figure>Publicity and education efforts continue to be innovated with a people-centered approach, effectively combining direct communication with digital platforms and social media. The nationwide movement for fire safety and rescue has expanded broadly with models such as "Safe Inter-Household Fire Protection Teams" and "Public Firefighting Points," promoting the efficacy of the "4-on-the-spot" principle (local command, local forces, local means, and local logistics).At the same time, coordination between the Police force and the Military, Health, Electricity, Water Supply sectors, and local authorities has grown increasingly close. The application of science, technology, and digital transformation has been accelerated through building databases and digitizing local information—including firefighting water sources, traffic networks, and high-risk fire/explosion premises—to support management, command, and operations.<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://ubnd-hanoi.mediacdn.vn/thumb_w/740/90649499933302784/2026/7/23/2d2a8591-1784786113111393542972.jpg" alt="Hà Nội lấy phòng ngừa làm trọng tâm trong công tác phòng cháy, chữa cháy- Ảnh 3."><figcaption>Leaders of the Department of Construction delivering a presentation at the Conference</figcaption></figure>At the conference, the Hanoi Municipal Police also deployed Action Program No. 13-CTr/TU dated May 14, 2026, issued by the Hanoi Municipal Party Committee on implementing Directive No. 02-CT/TW of the Secretariat on strengthening the Party's leadership over fire prevention, firefighting, and rescue work in the new situation.Focusing Heavily on PreventionIn their presentations at the conference, representatives from departments, agencies, and localities focused on analyzing causes and responsibilities, proposing solutions to address delays in executing tasks under Plan No. 101/KH-UBND. They also recommended strengthening safety management for electrical systems behind power meters, supplementing firefighting water sources in deep streets, lanes, and alleys, and enhancing the efficiency of state management over fire safety and rescue at the grassroots level.<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://ubnd-hanoi.mediacdn.vn/thumb_w/740/90649499933302784/2026/7/23/2d2a8647-17847861424481547313643.jpg" alt="Hà Nội lấy phòng ngừa làm trọng tâm trong công tác phòng cháy, chữa cháy- Ảnh 4."><figcaption>Delegates press the button to launch the fire safety consulting application for electrical management and usage on the iHanoi platform</figcaption></figure>In his concluding remarks, Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Do Anh Tuan acknowledged and commended the Hanoi Municipal Police, the Office of the City People's Committee, and related units for their thoughtful preparation, ensuring a serious and high-quality conference.Comrade Do Anh Tuan stated that after one year of implementing the two-tier local government model, the City has strictly followed central guidance, issuing a full set of resolutions, programs, plans, and guidance documents on fire safety and rescue. The Municipal Police actively advised on many key mechanisms and policies to implement the Law on Fire Prevention, Firefighting and Rescue and the 2026 Capital Law, contributing to reducing the number of fires and fire-related damages.<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://ubnd-hanoi.mediacdn.vn/thumb_w/740/90649499933302784/2026/7/23/2d2a8661-1784786210324132539017.jpg" alt="Hà Nội lấy phòng ngừa làm trọng tâm trong công tác phòng cháy, chữa cháy- Ảnh 5."><figcaption>Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Do Anh Tuan speaking at the Conference</figcaption></figure>Alongside the achievements, Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Do Anh Tuan also pointed out that many communes and wards have not yet completed their assigned tasks under the City's plan, requesting urgent remediation.Emphasizing that Hanoi has experienced particularly severe fire incidents in the past, Vice Chairman Do Anh Tuan affirmed that fire safety work must place prevention at its core. "We must not let painful lessons repeat themselves. Fire prevention and fighting efforts must focus on prevention, propaganda, and regular inspection and supervision; we should not wait until a fire occurs to hold officials accountable," Comrade Do Anh Tuan emphasized.Furthermore, Vice Chairman Do Anh Tuan requested the Municipal Police to step up inspections and oversight of task execution at the grassroots level, providing periodic reports so the City can review heads' accountability in cases of lax management. Localities must also urgently review areas lacking adequate firefighting infrastructure, strictly handle non-compliant construction projects, drive forward the application of science, technology, and digital transformation, and innovate public communications to help citizens build safe electrical usage habits and proactively prevent fires and explosions.

On the morning of July 23, the Hanoi People's Committee held a conference to review and evaluate fire prevention, firefighting, and rescue performance following one year of implementing the two-tier local government model and during the first six months of 2026. The conference also launched Action Program No. 13-CTr/TU dated May 14, 2026, issued by the Hanoi Municipal Party Committee, outlined key tasks for the second half of 2026, and officially debuted a fire safety consulting application for electrical management and usage on the iHanoi platform. Do Anh Tuan, Member of the Standing Committee of the Municipal Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee, chaired the event.

On the morning of July 23, the Hanoi People's Committee held a conference to review and evaluate fire prevention, firefighting, and rescue performance following one year of implementing the two-tier local government model and during the first six months of 2026. The conference also launched Action Program No. 13-CTr/TU dated May 14, 2026, issued by the Hanoi Municipal Party Committee, outlined key tasks for the second half of 2026, and officially debuted a fire safety consulting application for electrical management and usage on the iHanoi platform. Do Anh Tuan, Member of the Standing Committee of the Municipal Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee, chaired the event.

Hanoi prioritizes prevention in its fire prevention and fighting efforts.

Accordingly, the Regulations on safety assurance, risk management, and measures for applying artificial intelligence in state governance across Hanoi City stipulate work regarding safety assurance, risk management, and artificial intelligence application serving state management activities, public service provision, and official duties in Hanoi. AI application activities involving state secrets shall comply with laws on state secret protection, cybersecurity, and cryptography.Applicable Entities Agencies and units under the Hanoi People's Committee; organizations, enterprises, and individuals directly participating in or related to artificial intelligence activities concerning agencies and units under the Hanoi People's Committee.In cases where shared artificial intelligence systems involve agencies or organizations outside the management scope of the People's Committee, adherence to these Regulations, coordination rules, or documents issued by competent authorities is encouraged.Prohibited ActsUsing artificial intelligence systems beyond the designated purpose, scope, assigned authority, or without an approved legal basis and operational process.Feeding data into artificial intelligence systems that has not been approved by the System Owner.Unlawfully interfering with, deleting, altering, falsifying, or intentionally bypassing system logs, alert mechanisms, access control mechanisms, security protocols, or established approval workflows.Allowing artificial intelligence systems to automatically sign, issue, publish, release documents, administrative decisions, official responses, or legally binding transactions.Concealing the use of artificial intelligence systems in administrative records, public services, official responses to organizations and individuals, or interaction interfaces with individuals and enterprises in cases where the law requires notification, disclosure, labeling, or explanation.Irresponsibility in inspecting and verifying the legality of artificial intelligence system outputs; using system outputs as a basis for advising, processing records, issuing documents, administrative decisions, or executing official transactions that affect or violate the legitimate rights and interests of organizations and individuals, or breach legal regulations.Obstructing inspection, supervision, traceability, and incident handling; failing to provide or providing incomplete information upon lawful requests from competent authorities.The application of these Regulations must ensure consistency and alignment with current legal provisions on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data, the national AI ethics framework, and specialized guidance documents from the Ministry of Science and Technology.The management and use of artificial intelligence systems in official duties must comply with the principles in Article 4 of the Law on Artificial Intelligence and fulfill the following requirements: Human-centric approach; Ensuring meaningful human oversight, control, and intervention capability; Openness, transparency, and accountability appropriate to the nature, scope of use, and risk level of the system; Risk management proportionate to the system's impact on the legitimate rights and interests of organizations, individuals, and the public interest; Ensuring cybersecurity, personal data protection, state secrets, official business secrets, technological secrets, and intellectual property rights pursuant to the law; Aligning with the National AI Ethics Framework and technical standards issued by competent authorities; Promoting safe, green, inclusive, and sustainable AI development and application, ensuring energy efficiency, resource conservation, and minimizing negative environmental impacts.This Decision takes effect from July 31, 2026.

Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Vu Dai Thang has signed and issued Decision No. 102/QD-UBND dated July 21, 2026, promulgating the Regulations on safety assurance, risk management, and measures for applying artificial intelligence in state governance across Hanoi City.

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