【soi keo almeria】ASEAN Smart Cities Network convenes third conference
ASEAN Smart Cities Network convenes third conference
July 17,soi keo almeria 2020 - 17:44 Minister of Construction Phạm Hồng Hà chaired the third conference of the ASEAN Smart Cities Network (ASCN) on Friday, in the form of a video conference.
The third conference of the ASEAN Smart Cities Network was held online on Friday. — VNA/VNS Photo |
HÀ NỘI — Minister of Construction Phạm Hồng Hà chaired the third conference of the ASEAN Smart Cities Network (ASCN) on Friday, in the form of a video conference.
Ha said Việt Nam had taken many specific actions since joining the network.
Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc had approved the country’s smart city development plan for 2018-2025 and a vision to 2030, which identified three priority groups: smart urban planning, smart urban management, and smart urban utilities.
Based on interconnected databases, many urban areas in Việt Nam, including Hà Nội, Đà Nẵng and HCM City, had had initial success in providing smart utilities in education, health care, transportation, construction, and the environment; optimised urban development management; improved urban living standards; and created opportunities for human development, Hà said.
He emphasised that "comprehensive urban development and management is done through improving decision-making capacity based on interconnected data systems and multidisciplinary co-ordination".
"Developing smart cities requires significant investment and human resources, in which the private sector plays an important role in providing resources and technology solutions, helping accelerate the development of smart cities," he said.
With the theme 'Smart cities towards community identity and sustainable development for a cohesive and responsive ASEAN', ANSC’s activities in 2020 aim to promote the active participation and co-operation of ASEAN member nations, agendas with the group’s partner countries, the participation of the private sector, and the maintenance and development of the ASCN dialogue.
ASEAN Secretary-General Lim Jock Hoi said the group had given impetus for smart cities to invest in technology, resolve urban challenges, and create new sources of growth.
This was a good opportunity to take advantage of the leadership and capacity of cities from ASEAN’s partner countries to address the COVID-19 crisis.
When rebuilding an economy post-pandemic, it would be important to rebuild partnerships among smart cities inside and outside of the region to achieve tangible impacts, he said.
Smart cities would need to have effective responses to health crises, the official noted.
He underlined the importance of promoting intra-bloc efforts on building smart cities, in particular efforts related to digital connection and urbanisation strategies.
It would be necessary to establish a better understanding between the public and private sectors to strengthen the region’s potential and resources, as well as realise opportunities for the development of smart cities post-pandemic, he said.
The conference focused on discussing and approving several documents.
The 26 member cities of ASCN aim to build a medium-term vision and develop and implement an action plan each year, towards promoting the unique identity of each city and each country, contributing to the common identity of the ASCN.
Member cities will update others on smart city development and share experiences in responding to COVID-19.
As the Chairman of the ASCN 2020, Việt Nam would make every effort to push the development of the network and strive to accomplish its goals, Hà said.
If the COVID-19 pandemic is soon brought under control, Việt Nam would hold the ASCN High-Level Forum later this year to discuss experiences and good practice in developing smart cities and promoting partnerships outside ASEAN, he added.
The ASCN was established at the 32nd ASEAN Summit in Singapore in 2018 and aimed to build a co-operative platform for cities to share common goals in developing smart and sustainable municipalities. — VNS
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