The increasing interdependence among nations poses an urgent need for joint efforts to deal with both traditional and non-traditional challenges, a Vietnamese diplomat noted.
NA Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn highlighted this session as a significant milestone in legislative development, playing a crucial role in streamlining the political system.
The resolution, consisting of 11 articles, aims to mobilise all lawful resources, speed up the implementation progress and effectively utilise land resources for the metro projects.
The resolution consists of five articles and takes effect immediately, following it being passed on February 19.
The gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate is set to reach 8 per cent or higher, with the GDP scale this year expected to exceed US$500 billion.
The amended Law on Organisation of Local Governments and Law on Promulgation of Legal Documents were approved with over 95 per cent of deputies voting in favour.
The initiative is expected to serve as a catalyst for rapid and sustainable economic development along the Lào Cai-Hà Nội-Hải Phòng economic corridor while strengthening national defence and security, and promoting the industrialisation and modernisation.
Both host and guest said it is necessary to maintaining regular high-level exchanges and interactions and to leverage the role of Party-to-Party relations in giving strategic guidance to ensure the stable, healthy, and sustainable growth of bilateral ties.
Both sides acknowledged the positive progress in collaboration between Guangxi and Vietnamese localities, in line with the growing Việt Nam – China Comprehensive Strategic Cooperative Partnership and the Việt Nam – China community with a shared future that carries strategic significance.
The top Cuban diplomat expressed the profound gratitude of the Cuban Party, State, and people for the solidarity and practical support that Việt Nam has extended recently, particularly in agriculture and food security.
To deepen bilateral relations, Vietnamese deputy foreign minister Lê Thị Thu Hằng proposed both sides continue to step up all-level delegation exchanges, especially those at the high level; and review, negotiate, and sign cooperation agreements to create a legal framework for bilateral ties.
Speaking at the session, NA Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn stated that, based on the Law amending and supplementing several articles of the Law on the Organisation of the NA, freshly approved on February 17, the issuance of this resolution is essential to clearly define the specific tasks, powers, and organisational structure of the NA bodies after the restructuring and merger process.
Under these resolutions, the Government consists of 14 ministries and three ministerial-level agencies. The cabinet has 25 members, including the Prime Minister, seven Deputy PMs, 14 ministers, and three heads of ministerial-level agencies.
The President remarked that the Party, State, and people place great trust in and high expectations on the Government to fulfill its mission of steering the country toward rapid and sustainable development.
Regarding future cooperation, the host leader suggested Guangxi and Vietnamese localities closely adhere to the high-level common perceptions, enhance friendly exchanges, and foster mutual understanding.
The new ministries and ministerial-level agencies will officially begin operations from March 1.
The New Year meeting, which was first held in 2016, and the Joint Working Committee’s meeting, initiated from 2008, have proved efficiency, leading to significant common understandings regarding exchanges and cooperation among the parties.
The Vietnamese Supreme People’s Procuracy will effectively realise key agreements reached by senior leaders of the two Parties and countries, learn from China’s experience in public interest litigation and prosecutorial reforms
