Dien Bien Provincial People’s Committee on Wednesday launched a campaign to promote their “Dien Bien Smart” app assisting the province’s online public services.
“Dien Bien Smart” is a user-friendly mobile app integrated with many features to serve officials, citizens, and businesses in cyberspace.
It provides users with official and needed information from all levels of state agencies; gives timely warnings, guidance, and recommendations; and provides several utilities for daily life use.
Read more: VN: “Dien Bien Smart” app enables easy feedback to public agencies
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Vietnam's Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism's Vietnam National Authority of Tourism (VNAT) has announced that the sector is actively pushing forward digital transformation via building a smart tourism ecosystem, a strategic move designed to improve state management and the overall tourist experience.
According to the Vietnam News Agency (VNA), key components of this ecosystem include platforms such as the Vietnam travel management and business system, the Vietnam Travel app, a smart tourism card, and notably, an electronic ticketing system.
Read more: Vietnam National Tourism Authority announces digital boost
The Siem Reap Provincial Administration and Takamatsu city of Kagawa Prefecture, Japan, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to implement “smart city” initiatives, aligning with both countries’ policies to promote digital technologies.
The MoU signing ceremony took place during an online video conference on February 6, chaired by provincial governor Prak Sophoan and Takamatsu mayor Onishi Hideto.
Read more: VN: Siem Reap and Takamatsu ink ‘smart city’ agreement
After making strides in development, Vietnam’s smart cities are expected to experience transformation in the upcoming time. Kok-Chin Tay, chairman of the Smart Cities Network, talked to VIR’s Bich Thuy about global approaches and trends likely to influence the country.
Q: How do you evaluate the development of smart cities in Vietnam so far?
Vietnam has made strides in developing smart cities since Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Danang took the lead as participating cities in the ASEAN Smart Cities Network in 2018. Some 48 out of 63 provinces in the country have or are building smart urban development schemes.