Continue to provide Internet TV for overseas Vietnamese

According to the project, continue to expand the area serving radio and television via the Internet in order to provide diverse, rich and high-quality television services, especially in key areas.

Illustration. (Source: congan.com.vn) Prime Minister has just issued Official Letter No.683/TTg-KGVX on extending the implementation time of the Project according to Decision No. 1984/QD-TTg dated October 31, 2014 of the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister agreed with the proposal of Ministry of Information and Communications on continuing to implement the “Project on provision of radio and television services via the Internet for overseas Vietnamese in the period 2015-2020” until the end of 2021. The Prime Minister assigned the Ministry of Information and Communications to urgently collect opinions from ministries and agencies, complete the Project for the period 2021-2025; in which, attention must be paid to ensuring efficiency and compliance with the law, especially on copyright, to meet the requirements and tasks of external information; report to the Prime Minister. “Project on provision of radio and television services via the Internet for overseas Vietnamese period 2015-2020″ approved by the Prime Minister in Decision No. 1984/QD-TTg dated October 31, 2014 with the goal of providing complete, timely and accurate information to the Vietnamese community in Vietnam. abroad, serving the Party and State’s external information tasks; continue to expand the radio service area, TV via the Internet in order to provide diverse, rich and high-quality television services, especially in key areas on the basis of suitability with Vietnam’s socio-economic development conditions and trends. technology development in the world. The project also aims to increase the quality, content and duration of radio and television programs over the Internet on the basis of effectively combining different Internet-based television technology solutions; ensuring an average of 0.6-1 million people access the service every day and the system is capable of serving 150,000-200,000 concurrent service users.