All key security and public order targets and indicators were met or exceeded, national security was firmly maintained, and no unexpected or unforeseen situations were allowed to arise.
The joint declaration stressed the urgent need to strengthen international cooperation in dealing with criminals who use one country’s territory to commit offences in another, as well as in verifying, arresting, receiving and transferring fugitives within the region.
Việt Nam voiced concern over declining commitments to nuclear disarmament, the expansion of nuclear arsenals in both quantity and capacity, and growing reliance on nuclear deterrence in security strategies.
Each draft law must be considered within the overall legal system, while the results of the comprehensive review of legal documents should be effectively utilised.
Party General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm said on Wednesday that the military must maintain and improve combat readiness and ensure it can successfully respond to all situations.
The event was chaired and organised by the Ministry of Public Security of Việt Nam with the theme 'Strengthening regional cooperation for an ASEAN that upholds the rule of law and has no fugitive criminals'.
Economic cooperation remains a bright spot, with bilateral trade exceeding US$2 billion annually. More than 100 Swiss companies in sectors including watchmaking, pharmaceuticals, food processing and precision machinery have invested and expanded operations in Việt Nam.
National Assembly Vice President and Senior Lieutenant General Nguyễn Doãn Anh paid an official visit to Lithuania from September 27 to 29.
The Government plans to file 95 documents, submissions and reports to the session, which is due to start on October 17.
Ambassador Phạm Bình Đàm is Việt Nam’s first resident ambassador to Timor-Leste.
Head of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for Publicity Trịnh Văn Quyết said both countries are carrying out efforts to protect the Party’s ideological foundation amid growing challenges.
National Assembly Standing Vice President Đỗ Văn Chiến praised deputies for their careful study and frank, well-argued input.
The proposal to raise the maximum administrative fine to VNĐ1.5 billion (US$57,800) for individuals and VNĐ3 billion ($115,500) for organisations is considered relatively high compared with the current financial capacity and ability of individuals and businesses to pay.
Việt Nam’s Engineering Unit Rotation 4 has returned home after successfully completing its UN peacekeeping mission with UNISFA in the Abyei area.
The two sides should strengthen experience sharing in political, ideological and ethical affairs, theoretical research, practical reviews, public opinion orientation and protection of the Party’s ideological foundation.
To further strengthen substantive cooperation, the vice chairman proposed the two sides promote collaboration in business connectivity, development of international financial centres, education and training, science and technology, innovation, supply chains and logistics.
Party General Secretary and President Tô Lâm demanded a sweeping review rather than piecemeal amendments to individual laws, so that people's rights are protected on a continuing basis.
Lawmakers urged a more transparent electricity pricing mechanism, tighter cost control, fairer risk allocation and stronger protection for consumers.
