On 21st
March, 2013, in Ha Noi, Lieutenant General Bui Quang Ben, member of Central
Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Deputy Minister of Public
Security and Director of the PPA welcomed the KOICA’s delegation led by Mr. Kim
In, chief representative of KOICA in Viet Nam to discuss feasibility of the
project “Construction of Electronic Library at the PPA.
KOICA’s delegation has five members including KOICA’s chief
representative, deputy chief representative, two information technology experts
and KOICA’s officer in Viet Nam. KOICA’s purpose is to research and assess
the effect, feasible factor of the project. Its result plays an important role
for Korea organization to decide if they should invest to it or not.
At the meeting Mr. Bui Quang Ben
honestly thanke Korean Government and KOICA for supporting and contributing to
the Ministry of Public Security and the PPA during the last time. Also, he
praised the PPA, the International Cooperation Department and releted units for
trying their best in building draft of the project. He claimed that the leaders
of Public Security Ministry expected this project will be implemented in
the next time.
Also, at the meeting, the director
of PPA reported KOICA voluntary activities at the PPA, particularly Taekwondo
martial teachings. Besides, he also mentioned two students of the Korean
National Police University studying at PPA under the memorandum of understanding
between two universities.
Since the end of 2012, PPA
submitted the draft of project on “Construction of Electronic Library at the
PPA” to KOICA. Thanks to its feasibility, KOICA officially sent a delegation to
co-work with the Ministry of Public Security and PPA to discuss feasibility of
the draft. The result of surveying trip is a premise to carry out the next
steps of Korea government.
This project expected to set
up four major targets as follow:
- First: Improvement and
upgrading data transmission network in PPA
- Second: Building a center of data
integration, data storage, database and software and software system to improve
the efficiency of the management, storage and exploitation of material
resources at the PPA
- Third: Building a multimedia
communication environment for learning, researching, exchanging between staffs
and students
- Fourth: Improving quality of
network management team, librarians and officers to meet teaching and studying
demand at the PPA.
After, KOICA’s delegation works
with leaders of PPA and releted departments between the date of 21st March and
22nd March, 2013.
Translated by Huyen Trang