VTC News electronic newspaper is an agency of the Voice of Vietnam

PHẠM ĐÔNG | 01/03/2025 10:07

According to the Government's decree, the organizational structure of the Voice of Vietnam includes 21 units, including VTC News Electronic Newspaper.

The Government has just issued Decree No. 46/2025/ND-CP stipulating the functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of the Voice of Vietnam (VOV).

Decree 46/2025/ND-CP stipulates the organizational structure of VOV including 21 units:

1. Editorial Board;

2. The Organizing Committee for Personnel and International Cooperation;

3. Planning and Finance Department;

4. Office;

5. News Agency (VOV1);

6. Committee for Culture, Society and Ethnic Minorities (VOV2);

7. Literature - Arts - Music Department (VOV3);

8. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (VOV5);

9. Voice of Vietnam Electronic Newspaper (VOV);

10. National Traffic VOV Board (VOVGT);

11. VTC News Electronic Newspaper;

12. Permanent agency in the Northeast region;

13. Permanent agency of the Northwest region;

14. Permanent agencies in the Central region;

15. Permanent agency in the Central Highlands;

16. Permanent residence in Ho Chi Minh City;

17. Permanent agencies in the Mekong Delta;

18. Program Production and Archives Center;

19. Technical Center;

20. Center for Advertising and Communications Services;

21. Center for Research and Application of Communications Technology (R&D).

VOVs have permanent agencies abroad established in accordance with the provisions of law.

Units 1 to 4 are organizations assisting the General Director; Units 5 to 18 and permanent agencies abroad are organizations producing content and programs; Technical Centers (19) are organizations producing and broadcasting; units specified from 20 to 21 are other public service units.

The Editorial Secretariat has no more than 4 departments, the Personnel Organization and International Cooperation Committee has no more than 3 departments, the Planning and Finance Committee has no more than 2 departments, the Office has no more than 4 departments.

The General Director of VOV submitted to the Prime Minister to issue a list of other public service units under VOV.

VOV has a General Director and no more than 4 Deputy General Directors. The General Director and Deputy General Directors are appointed, dismissed, or removed from office by the Prime Minister in accordance with the provisions of law.

This Decree takes effect from March 1, 2025.

Mr. Do Tien Sy - Member of the Party Central Committee currently holds the position of General Director of VOV.

PHẠM ĐÔNG