Hanoi, Cambodia share experience in information management

Officials from the Hanoi Department of Information and Communications and the Cambodian Ministry of Information exchanged experience in information management at a meeting in the Vietnamese capital on November 20.
Hanoi, Cambodia share experience in information management ảnh 1Director of the Hanoi Department of Information and Communications Nguyen Ngoc Ky (R) and Vice Secretary of State of the Cambodian Ministry of Information Tey Maly at the meeting on November 20 (Photo: hanoi.gov.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) – Officials from the HanoiDepartment of Information and Communications and the Cambodian Ministry ofInformation exchanged experience in information management at a meeting in theVietnamese capital on November 20.

Director of the Hanoi Department of Informationand Communications Nguyen Ngoc Ky said the city has 20 press agencies, ranging from printnewspapers and radio stations, to TV stations and online newspapers.

Over the years, local press agencies havefulfilled their role as the mouthpieces for local residents. Aside fromtraditional press outlets, Hanoi has also been enhancing the development ofonline newspapers to keep up with global trends, he noted.

Vice Secretary of State of the CambodianMinistry of Information Tey Maly briefed his host about the press industry in hiscountry, which includes State-owned, private and foreign press agencies.

At the meeting, the two sides discussed themanagement of social networks, along with official and unofficial information.The Hanoi side also shared experience in the handling of fake news onVietnamese and foreign social networks./.
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