Department of Homeland Security launches Inter-Facility Executive Committee in tenure 2026 – 2017

After a period of preparation, the Joint Department of Information Security – Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) officially launched Inter-Committee Executive Committee in tenure 2026 – 2017… opens up a new phase of activity with the expectation of creating more practical, close and connected playgrounds for students across the department.

The new Executive Committee is expected to be the core force in organizing and coordinating youth union – movement programs, and to accompany students in learning, skill – building, and community spirit development. With the characteristics of the discipline associated with technology, the Union of Faculty of Safety and Information Technology opted for a youthful communication with the image of “new operating system” to introduce the term of 2026 – 2017, emphasizing the dynamic, passionate and willing to contribute spirit of the Union staff.

The 2026 – 20 27 term will focus on three main orientations, according to a representative from the Union. The first is to strengthen your support role – to be a trusted fulcrum, to listen to students and to be there for them. The second is to expand connections, creating more academic activities, skills, and movements so that students have opportunities to exchange, experience, and develop comprehensively. The third is to innovate the implementation methods, stick to the trends and increase the flexibility so that the programs reach students faster and more effectively.

Besides its organisational objectives, the Executive Committee also placed a focus on building an active Youth living environment, where each student could find support when needed, be encouraged to participate and demonstrate their competencies. “We are not only Union officials, but we want to be partners who are willing to support and resolve difficulties to make a memorable time together with the students at PTIT,” the message was sent on the launch day by the Union.

The staff consolidation and the launch of the 2026 – 2017 Executive Committee are considered as an important start for the Union of Information Security Departments to continue carrying out annual activities and develop new programs in line with the needs and trends of students in the coming period.

In the coming time, the Faculty of Safety and Information Technology (FSIT) will announce the operation plan, program schedule, and channels for receiving comments for students to conveniently follow, participate, and contribute.