The draft Law amending and supplementing certain articles of the Law on Corruption Prevention and Control focuses on improving policies related to anti-corruption measures, including the evaluation of anti-corruption efforts; agencies responsible for controlling assets and income; declaration and verification of assets and income.
During its 14th plenum, the Party Central Committee will focus on issues concerning the 14th National Party Congress preparation, and others on Party building and political system building.
During the ambassadors’ lounge, representatives from the European Union, Canada, Germany, Japan and Việt Nam emphasised the East Sea’s strategic importance and agreed that maintaining peace and stability in the area is a shared responsibility of the international community.
Strategic infrastructure, including expressways, high-speed railways, energy, healthcare, education, culture and climate-adaptive systems, has been developing rapidly.
Legislators will consider and approve the draft resolution on the expected number, structure, and composition of deputies to the 16th legislature, and the draft ordinance amending and supplementing several provisions of the Ordinance on Environmental Police.
Both governments have promoted the application of science and technology in immigration management and adopted more open policies to facilitate travel between the two countries.
Deputy Nguyễn Phương Thúy from Hà Nội proposed that the draft law clearly stipulate that judicial record certificates be issued in electronic form, with paper copies provided only in special cases.
The legal system must be “easy to remember, easy to understand, and easy to implement,” he stressed, adding that the wording of laws should be concise and unambiguous, leaving no room for misinterpretation, abuse, or evasion, Party General Secretary Tô Lâm said.
President Cường stressed that these decisions reflect the Party and State’s recognition and appreciation of the three officers’ great efforts and contributions to the national construction and defence.
The new secretary will continue working with the Hà Nội Party Committee’s Standing Board to maintain unity and fulfil the Resolution of the city’s 18th Party Congress.
The Politburo decided to assign and appoint General Trịnh Văn Quyết, Chairman of the General Department of Politics under the Vietnam People’s Army, as Chairman of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for Information, Education, and Mass Mobilisation
Minister of Agriculture and Environment Trần Đức Thắng made the proposals while he presented the Government’s proposal, authorised by the Prime Minister, on Tuesday morning as the National Assembly continued the agenda of its 10th session.
Bùi Thị Minh Hoài will leave the Party Committee and Standing Board of the Hà Nội Party Committee, and step down from the position of Secretary of the Hà Nội Party Committee in the 2025–2030 term.
Party General Secretary Tô Lâm expressed his hope that in his new position, Chiễn will continue fostering unity and coordination within the NA Party Committee, the NA itself, and its Standing Committee to fulfil the legislature’s duties and effectively enforce the Party’s policies and guidelines, and the NA’s decisions in the time ahead.
The Deputy Speaker expressed her interest in Việt Nam’s socio-economic development, including the ongoing efforts to reorganise and streamline the country’s State administrative apparatus.
Southern localities are accelerating the transition towards green and sustainable agriculture by embracing technology, expanding exports and developing environmentally friendly value chains to adapt to climate change.
National Assembly on Tuesday is set to deliberate a wide range of draft laws during its 15th tenure’s 10th session, with discussions centering on updates to the legal framework to better align judicial regulations with the country’s two-level local administration model.
Two ship captains in HCM City have been charged with organising illegal departures after allegedly switching off tracking devices and taking Vietnamese fishermen to conduct unlawful fishing in foreign waters.