VTV has proactively made press planning.

VTV proactively made a press plan and sent it to the Ministry of Information and Communications for review. The Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information is requesting the Ministry's leaders to have a direct meeting with this station.

The information was just shared by Mr. Hoang Vinh Bao, Director of the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information at the State Management Conference in October 2015, which was held by the Ministry of Information and Communications on the afternoon of November 5, 2015.

According to Mr. Hoang Vinh Bao, in recent times, the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information and the Department of Press have been very active in developing the National Press Development and Management Plan to 2025 (abbreviated as the Press Plan). The Ministry of Information and Communications has worked with a large Ministry, branch, and locality (press management agency) on the implementation of this Plan.

One of the notable points is that recently, "Vietnam Television (VTV) has proactively made a plan to send to the Ministry of Information and Communications for appraisal. The Department is proposing that the Ministry's leaders have a direct meeting with the Station on the implementation of the Plan, similar to the work with ministries, branches and localities," said Director Hoang Vinh Bao.

Director of the Press Department Hoang Huu Luong said that recently, the working sessions between the Ministry of Information and Communications and press management agencies on the implementation of the Press Planning have all gone smoothly.

Director of the Press Department Hoang Huu Luong said that recently, the working sessions between the Ministry of Information and Communications and the press management agencies on the implementation of the Press Planning have all gone smoothly. Regarding the Press Planning, Mr. Hoang Huu Luong, the Press Department shared more information: "Recently, the working sessions between the Ministry of Information and Communications and the press management agencies on the plan to implement the Press Planning have all gone smoothly. At first, the representatives of the press management agencies were very tense, but after listening to the explanation and understanding the spirit of the Politburo on the Planning, they all felt very comfortable. Currently, there are still some ministries with many press agencies that need to continue working with the Ministry of Information and Communications to discuss the plan to implement the Press Planning, such as the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Public Security".

The topic of Press Planning is also one of the most important highlights in the concluding speech of the State Management Conference in October 2015 by Minister Nguyen Bac Son.

The Minister said: "The development of the Press Plan has been carried out for more than 9 years. The Central Committee has met once, the Politburo has met three times to give opinions on this Plan. In September 2015, the Ministry of Information and Communications held a national conference to disseminate the main content of the Plan for joint implementation. After that, the Ministry of Information and Communications worked step by step with ministries, branches and localities on the plan to implement the Press Plan. Some ministries, branches and localities were initially confused, but later cooperated in the implementation."

"According to the content of the Press Planning, the implementation roadmap will be a pilot from 2017, and will be completed by 2025. The spirit of implementing the Press Planning is to do the easy things first and the difficult things later, creating conditions for reporters and journalists to have stable jobs during the planning process," the Minister emphasized.

"In the coming time, the Ministry of Information and Communications will continue to work with a number of ministries, branches, localities, and press management agencies on the implementation of the Press Planning," the Minister added.

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