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On January 7, the National Assembly Standing Committee announced resolutions to cease operations of the Legislative Research Institute and National Assembly Television, transferring their functions to new entities.
Vietnam Social Security confirmed that the unemployment insurance fund is sufficient to address benefits for public employees amid nationwide organizational reforms.
Vietnam is creating a strong legal framework for digital transformation with the draft Law on Digital Technology Industry, focusing on innovation and addressing bottlenecks.
Hanoi should consider adopting strong measures, inspired by cities like Beijing and New York, to combat its worsening air pollution, officials suggest.
The National Assembly will convene an extraordinary session in February to address seven urgent issues, including the creation of new ministries and government restructuring.
Deputy Chair of the National Assembly Tran Quang Phuong has called on the Ministry of Public Security to inspect traffic signal systems nationwide, ensuring technical reliability to prevent wrongful fines for drivers.
The National Assembly of Vietnam will convene its 9th extraordinary session in February without time constraints, prioritizing legal reforms to streamline government structures as directed by General Secretary To Lam and the Politburo.
The Press Law, once amended, is expected to include many policies to develop the journalism economy, adjust press activities online, and promote media complex models.
The NA Chairman asked the Government and the Supreme People’s Court to urgently direct the completion of the dossiers on the draft laws and resolutions to be presented to the legislature at its ninth session.
National Assembly Vice Chair Nguyen Thi Thanh has called for robust and even exceptional policies to encourage civil servants with 2–4 years left until retirement to step aside, allowing space for young, well-trained cadres to strengthen the system.
Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru has expressed confidence in Vietnam’s ability to become a leading nation in Asia, highlighting the strong ties between the two countries during a meeting with National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man.
The National Assembly of Vietnam and the House of Councillors of Japan have signed a document to enhance cooperation between the two countries’ parliaments.
The NA will strictly grasp the urgent need of restructuring and streamlining the political system to meet the country's requirements and tasks in the new phase.
The National Assembly has officially elevated Hue to a centrally governed city, recognizing its cultural significance and potential for sustainable urban growth.
With an 86.64% approval rate, the National Assembly has greenlit a pilot program to streamline and innovate commercial housing development across the nation.
Vietnam’s National Assembly has passed a groundbreaking Data Law, establishing a national data exchange platform to support innovation, entrepreneurship, and digital transformation.
The National Assembly has approved the $67 billion North-South High-Speed Railway, an ambitious infrastructure project set to reshape Vietnam’s transportation landscape by 2035.
The National Assembly has approved a sweeping ban on e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products, effective from 2025, as part of its broader public health and safety initiatives.
The National Assembly has greenlit the continuation of the Ninh Thuan Nuclear Power Project and approved a budget to raise civil servants' base salaries in 2024, signaling a major step toward policy reform and economic development.
Vietnam’s National Assembly has approved a revised Electricity Law focusing on fair pricing, renewable energy oversight, and a phased roadmap to eliminate cross-subsidies.