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Ministry launches eID codes for subordinate units

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) has issued electronic identification (eID) codes for its agencies and units, which are expected to help building an e-Government.
Ministry launches eID codes for subordinate units ảnh 1Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Ministryof Information and Communications (MIC) has issued electronic identification(eID) codes for its agencies and units, which are expected to help building ane-Government.

The MIC has been issued an eID code ofLevel 1, while those at Level 2 were given to its advisory units (the office, inspectorate,and authorities of the ministry), Level 3 to its departments and theirsubordinate centres, and Level 4 to the Institute of Post andTelecommunications Technology and its subordinate units.

The MIC has already launched anational data exchange platform (NDXP) to help connect, integrate and sharedata among ministries, sectors and localities nationwide. All 22 ministries,ministry-level agencies and 63 provinces and cities are now connected with theNDXP.

In the first quarter of 2022, more than 134.5 million transactions were made onthe NDXP, surging 24-fold from a year earlier, according to the MIC./.
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