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Foreign ministry officially launches one-stop shop services

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs officially launched in Hanoi on June 20 its one-stop shop unit which is responsible for handling administrative procedures as an enthusiastic response to the Government’s administrative reform.
Foreign ministry officially launches one-stop shop services ảnh 1Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh speaks at the launching ceremony (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs officially launched inHanoi on June 20 its one-stop shop unit which is responsible for handling administrativeprocedures as an enthusiastic response to the Government’s administrativereform.

Addressing the opening ceremony, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister PhamBinh Minh said the promulgation of Resolution 61/2018/ND-CP on April 23, 2018,on the implementation of the one-stop shop mechanism in addressingadministrative procedures at all levels from central to local is a breakthroughin the Government’s administrative reform.

The resolution aims to create an open and coherent mechanism in dealing withadministrative procedures based on the principle of taking businesses andpeople as the centre, he said.

After the launching ceremony, the FM directly experienced services at theone-stop shop unit which lies at the ministry’s Consular Department.

In2018, the foreign ministry received 197,550 dossiers and addressed 197,046ones, including 162,365 through the one-stop shop mechanism, according to theGovernment’s Office.-VNA
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