Over 7,900 businesses use national single window system
As many as 180,000 sets of administrative documents have been processed through the National Single Window (NSW) system with the regular participation of 7,900 enterprises.
Hanoi (VNA) –🍌 As many as 180,000 sets of administrative documents have been processed through the National Single Window (NSW) system with the regular participation of 7,900 enterprises.
According to the General Department of Customs, 10 ministries and sectors have connected to the NSW system, including the Ministries of Industry and Trade; Science and Technology; Transport; Agriculture and Rural Development; Finance; National Resources and Environment; Information and Communications; Culture, Sports and Tourism; Health; and National Defence.
In addition to customs clearance, 36 administrative procedures of nine ministries and sectors have been conducted through the NSW.
The Ministry of Transport topped the list with 11 procedures, which already handled over 85,000 sets of documents submitted by more than 4,500 businesses.
The NSW system, which was launched in September 2015, is designed to help enterprises save time and costs while completing administrative procedures and improving the effectiveness of management agencies.-VNA
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Illustrative photo (Photo: baomoi.com)
