According to the report presented at the conference, in April 2026 Hanoi Police continued to implement a wide range of coordinated measures in science and technology development, innovation, and digital transformation.

Notably, the force was ranked in the highest “excellent” category in evaluating leadership performance in these areas, including the implementation of Project 06.

In parallel, Hanoi Police have continued advising on the rollout of the city’s smart urban development plan, accelerating the building, cleaning, and enrichment of databases, while maintaining infrastructure to ensure seamless connectivity from the municipal level down to commune-level police units.

Another highlight is the ongoing effort to connect and share surveillance camera systems for public security purposes. To date, approximately 250 cameras from agencies, organizations, and businesses have been integrated and are transmitting data to the city police.

Speaking at the conference, Major General Nguyen Hong Ky called on units to expedite major projects such as the AI camera system, a Cybersecurity Center, a centralized data server hub, and a new headquarters for the Department of Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention.

He also stressed the need to accelerate citywide camera integration, improve the effective use of deployed software, and continue researching new solutions. These include integrating artificial intelligence into document management and executive systems, piloting AI-based attendance systems for meeting rooms, expanding the HaNoi Smart Police application, and testing UAVs for urban order monitoring.

The UAV pilot is expected to support more flexible and responsive oversight of urban spaces, contributing to the broader goal of building a smart, technology-driven policing system in the capital.

Tien Dung