Customs sector to offer online public service next month
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So far, 18 out of the 35 custom departments processed online administrative services. They got 492 dossiers and proceeded 221 ones.
Up to 17 customs departments have yet received administrative services on the system.
According to the General Department, the outcomes would seriously affect the implementation of the Government’s Resolution 36a/NQ-CP, dated October 14, 2015 on e-government for promoting e-government development, enhancing the operational quality and efficiency of state organizations.
Hence, the General Department tasked local customs agencies to review performance; improve training work; and pilot the system.
The customs sector considered the deployment of online public services as the top task in 2017.
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