On January 22, according to the Ministry of Home Affairs' Electronic Information Portal, at the recently held Conference of the Ministry of Home Affairs' Scientific Council, Mr. Vu Chien Thang - Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Chairman of the Ministry of Home Affairs' Scientific Council - pointed out that, in addition to the achievements, the Ministry's scientific research activities in 2024 still have limitations, difficulties and challenges.
Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Vu Chien Thang raised a number of issues related to resources, the connection between scientific research and practice is still one of the factors that need to be improved in the coming time.
Ms. Nguyen Huyen Hanh - Deputy Director of the Institute of State Organizational Sciences - emphasized some outstanding results in the Ministry's scientific management work in 2024.
The Institute of State Organizational Sciences has proposed, consulted, and developed a draft Strategy for Science and Technology Development in the Home Affairs sector for the period 2025-2035.
The standardization of processes and procedures for management and acceptance of scientific and technological tasks of the Ministry of Home Affairs has improved the efficiency of scientific and technological management. In 2024, many tasks were accelerated to be completed ahead of schedule in the signed contract. No task was behind schedule.
In general, research from the grassroots to national levels conducted by units under and affiliated to the Ministry has contributed to providing scientific and practical arguments for the formulation of strategies, policies, and legal documents within the scope of state management of the Ministry, focusing on urgent issues arising in practice.
Notably, the Ministry of Home Affairs' Scientific Council also proposed 8 key tasks in 2025 with 6 recommendations and proposals to help strengthen the Ministry's scientific research activities in 2025 to develop better and more comprehensively.
In particular, after the merger with the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, it is necessary to promptly supplement new scientific tasks and reorganize the Scientific Council of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
