Khanh Hoa Province Digital Transformation and Innovation Meeting Held
During the third-quarter meeting held in Khanh Hoa, digital transformation efforts and a 100-day action plan to resolve bottlenecks were evaluated.
The Standing Committee of the Khanh Hoa Province Steering Committee for Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation held its evaluation meeting for the third quarter of 2026, addressing ongoing work and tasks for the upcoming period.
Meeting Participants and Leadership
The meeting was held on the morning of September 25, 2026, chaired by Tran Phong, Member of the Party Central Committee, Provincial Party Committee Secretary, and Head of the Steering Committee.
Ho Xuan Truong, Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, and Nguyen Viet Hung, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, also attended this important gathering.
Third-Quarter Task Reports and Developments
At the conference, decisions of the Provincial Party Standing Committee were announced, and a summary of implementation results regarding the development of science, technology, and digital transformation was presented.
Out of 256 tasks assigned by the Central Government, 163 have been completed, while 39 out of the 160 tasks for the year 2026 have been completed as of the third quarter.
100-Day Action Plan and Bottlenecks
During the meeting, a preliminary review of the intensive 100-day action plan aimed at resolving bottlenecks in digital transformation processes was also conducted.
It was stated that some of the tasks within the campaign scope have been successfully concluded, and the fundamental steps to be taken in the upcoming period were discussed.
Task Handover and Future Period Instructions
During the meeting, an official document regarding the task handover of the Steering Committee Standing Agency was signed between officials from the Provincial Police Department and the Department of Science and Technology.
Speaking at the closing, Provincial Party Secretary Tran Phong instructed that focus be placed on resolving issues in investment, infrastructure, and data, and also ordered an increase in cybersecurity training.