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The Ministry of Public Security has just launched a campaign for police officers, soldiers and their relatives to use the Gtel Mobile mobile telecommunications network.

Gtel Mobile mobile telecommunications network was established in 2008 with the goal of forming a strong mobile telecommunications network for the police sector, ensuring communication and command requirements in the people's police, serving the work of ensuring national security and social order and safety.

Inheriting the cooperation between the Ministry of Public Security and the Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group (VNPT), Gtel Mobile has implemented comprehensive cooperation with VNPT in the direction of sharing infrastructure. Up to now, Gtel Mobile has provided 4G mobile services with the prefixes 099 and 059. These are considered beautiful prefixes on the market. In addition to voice and SMS services, the company also provides user protection and authentication services, linking telecommunications, television, Internet services... contributing to promoting digital transformation in a fast, safe and reliable manner.

To carry out the task of ensuring national security and social order and safety, Gtel Mobile has coordinated with functional departments to build hotline numbers to facilitate the reception of crime reports and denunciations, receive feedback and recommendations from the people and grasp the security and order situation. At the ceremony, Lieutenant General Nguyen Minh Chinh, Director of the Department of Cyber ​​Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention, presented 5 hotline numbers to representatives of 5 units under the Ministry of Public Security.

Minister of Public Security To Lam affirmed that Gtel Corporation has made new developments, with a new look, striving to become a leading technology and telecommunications group of the Ministry, leaving many marks on the market, providing technology and software products, contributing to national digital transformation.

Minister To Lam requested that in the coming time, the Department of Cyber ​​Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention, Gtel Corporation and Gtel Mobile Company focus on leading and directing the construction of companies with appropriate and effective production and business strategies, striving to soon become a strong and leading telecommunications technology enterprise in the country, with enough capacity to compete in the market, effectively serving the communication work of the public security sector, as well as creating national reserve resources, serving the communication of the Party and State in emergency situations.

Minister To Lam also requested that functional units closely coordinate with the Department of Cyber ​​Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention in exploiting and using the telecommunications infrastructure of the Ministry of Public Security to improve service quality, develop plans for developing infrastructure for broadcasting stations, stores, and data centers at public security facilities of units and localities nationwide, and report to the Ministry for approval to have more resources to promote development for Gtel Mobile.

Minister To Lam has called on the entire police force to support and use the mobile telecommunications network of Gtel Mobile Company to promote internal resources and develop businesses in the industry. At the same time, he also requested the police of all units and localities to disseminate and call on the entire force to use Gtel Mobile's products and services for professional activities and normal activities in life and family.

Currently, there are 5 mobile networks with infrastructure on the market: Viettel, VNPT, MobiFone, Vietnamobile and Gtel Mobile. The mobile networks are preparing to participate in the frequency auction for the 5G network. Accordingly, if the frequency auction is conducted, 3 network operators will be granted 5G frequency. However, at this time, there is no official information on whether Gtel Mobile will participate in the 5G frequency auction or not. According to experts' analysis, 5G will open up new opportunities for network operators in the context of traditional voice and SMS services declining.