The Ministry of Home Affairs' administrative reform inspection team works with the Provincial People's Committee

The delegation was received by and worked with comrades: Nguyen Khac Than, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; Dao Hong Van, Member of the Provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board, Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation, Director of the Department of Home Affairs; Pham Van Nghiem, Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, and leaders of the provincial departments and branches.

At the working session.

According to the report of the Department of Home Affairs, immediately after the merger of the province, the Provincial People's Committee issued important documents to implement key tasks on administrative reform; the work of building, promulgating and reviewing legal documents has been put into order, promptly meeting the requirements of management and development. In the third quarter of 2025 alone, the province has issued 110 new legal documents; at the same time, it is reviewing 1,321 documents of the two previous provinces to unify their application in the new province.

The leader of the Department of Home Affairs reports at the meeting.

Determining administrative procedure reform as a breakthrough, in the third quarter of 2025, the whole province has received nearly 268,000 dossiers, the online submission rate reached 90.33%, the on-time settlement rate gained 99.14%. The province has agreed to use a single administrative procedure settlement information system in the whole province.

The arrangement and consolidation of the administrative apparatus has been directed strongly, reducing 13 specialized agencies at the department level, 90 focal points of departments, divisions, branches and 26 public service units, helping the apparatus to be streamlined, operate stably and smoothly. In digital transformation, Hung Yen is the first province in the country to officially connect with the VNeID Electronic Identification and Authentication System, integrating 907 full-process online public services to the National Public Service Portal, aiming for 100% of documents to be processed online.

Representative of the Inspection delegation of the Ministry of Home Affairs speaks at the working session.

Comrade Head of the National Assembly Delegation, Director of the Department of Home Affairs Dao Hong Van speaks at the working session.

At the working session, delegates focused on discussing and sharing experiences, at the same time, the province recommended that the Government soon promulgate the Law on Digital Government and ministries and branches complete the data sharing mechanism, provide guidance on job positions, labor norms, promotion of professional titles and regulations on the number of employees in public service units.

Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Nguyen Khac Than, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, respectfully accepted the opinions of the Inspection delegation, affirming that the province will continue to promote the achieved results, effectively operate the two-tier government, arrange and assign officials according to job positions, increase the number of officials at the grassroots level, ensure the synchronous operation of the administrative apparatus, and serve the people and businesses well.

Mr. Nguyen Khac Than, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, speaks at the meeting.

He hoped to continue receiving the attention and support of the Ministry of Home Affairs in the process of performing administrative reform, operating the two-tier local government, especially the implementation of the project to build a Free Economic Zone in the province.

Concluding the meeting, Mr. Nguyen Van Hoi, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, highly appreciated the efforts and comprehensive results of Hung Yen province in administrative reform in the past time; at the same time, the province is requested to orient the construction of a unified commune-level government model, handle surplus assets after the merger, and strive for 100% of administrative procedures to be eligible to provide full online public services. To strengthen information, propaganda, and dissemination of effective models in the operation of two-tier local governments. To pay attention to arranging and assigning commune-level officials and civil servants to vacant positions, especially specialized positions such as agriculture and environment, construction, land, finance, internal affairs, etc.

Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Nguyen Van Hoi speaks at the meeting.

The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs emphasized that the province needs to synchronously deploy the "6 pillars of administrative reform" associated with innovation, digital transformation, taking people as the center and driving force for development; at the same time, research and deploy policies and mechanisms to improve the lives of the people and the team of officials, civil servants and public employees.

Regarding the province's proposals and recommendations, the Inspection delegation acknowledged and considered resolving the issues under the authority of the Ministry of Home Affairs as well as synthesizing the report to the Government's Steering Committee for Administrative Reform for consideration and resolution.

Previously, the Inspection delegation worked and surveyed the actual situation at An Thi commune and the Provincial Public Administration Service Center.

The Inspection delegation of the Ministry of Home Affairs visits and surveys the actual situation at the Provincial Public Administration Service Center.