A new public forum has been opened that allows citizens to submit questions for ministers.
The initiative was announced by state media on 9 November. Participants can send questions they would like ministers to address. Officials say the format is intended to improve direct communication between the government and the public.
Details of how questions will be selected and when answers will be given have not yet been published. The President's Office has previously encouraged greater transparency in government communications.
Similar platforms have been used in other countries to address common concerns about services, infrastructure and policy. Local civil society groups have welcomed the idea in principle while calling for clear rules on moderation and response times.
No list of participating ministers has been released. The forum is expected to begin operating in the coming days.
