On September 17, Mr. Do Van Chien, Member of the Politburo, Standing Vice Chairman of the National Assembly, attended and directed the Conference to transfer the Multi-media Learning Material Set to serve the "Digital People's Education - Digital National Assembly" movement to the Dong Nai City Party Committee.
Speaking at the conference, Standing Vice Chairman of the National Assembly Do Van Chien said that the transfer of the set of learning materials is a practical and meaningful activity, spreading and concretizing the implementation of Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo on breakthroughs in science, technology, innovation and national digital transformation; is a top important breakthrough, the main driving force for innovating management methods, improving the effectiveness and efficiency of the political system and bringing the country to breakthrough development in the new era.
The value of the learning material set does not only stop at popularizing knowledge, but more importantly, it contributes to forming digital thinking, digital skills and new working methods. Learners can study on their own anytime, anywhere; the content can be regularly updated, supplemented and adjusted to suit the requirements and specific tasks of each professional field.
At the Conference, Mr. Nguyen Van Ut, Chairman of Dong Nai City People's Committee, said that the set of learning materials is not only a set of learning materials, but also a tool to popularize digital knowledge, form digital skills, digital culture and lifelong learning habits; helping officials, party members, civil servants, and public employees become "exemplary digital citizens", thereby spreading to the community and the whole society.
Over the past time, Dong Nai City has identified the development of science, technology, innovation and digital transformation as one of the important driving forces for innovating leadership methods, improving the effectiveness and efficiency of management and the quality of service to the people.
Dong Nai City widely deploys the "Digital Education for All" movement; reviews, consolidates and improves the quality and efficiency of operations of 1,774 community digital technology groups with 10,348 members in 95 communes and wards.
In particular, the work of popularizing community digital skills has made outstanding progress with 6,284 training classes and conferences organized, attracting 4,197.5 million participants.
The Community Digital Technology Team has truly become the core force, covering all neighborhoods and hamlets, directly supporting people to access and use digital platforms and digital services.
