The Party leader praised Tuyên Quang’s recent launch of the All People’s Security Protection movement, particularly in Tân Trào, a locality rich with revolutionary tradition.
The exhibition, making the 80th anniversary of the National Day, will not only showcase Việt Nam’s key attainments but also reflect the country’s strategic vision for future development.
The event came ahead of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19), National Day (September 2).
The steering committee will direct and coordinate to help the Government and the Prime Minister in implementing Việt Nam's COP26 commitments, strengthen inter-ministerial and local climate response efforts, and foster cooperation with international organisations, development partners, and other countries.
The decentralisation and delegation of authority in education management should be in line with the Party General Secretary’s directive that “localities decide, act and take responsibility”, National Assembly Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn said on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính emphasised that the programme is not only a responsibility and duty, but also a mandate from the heart - reflecting deep sentiment and a noble humanitarian spirit towards communities struggling with severe shortages in transport, education, healthcare, and sanitation infrastructure.
The NA Chairman said the session focused on reviewing and providing feedback on six draft laws previously discussed by the legislature, as well as giving initial opinions on seven draft laws to be submitted for adoption at the NA’s 10th session.
The 65-day programme aims to mobilise at least VNĐ65 billion (US$2.5 million) to help the Cuban people overcome difficulties and foster the special friendship between the two peoples.
Việt Nam has implemented a range of comprehensive reforms and policies in recent years to modernise SOEs, aiming to improve their efficiency and competitiveness.
The PM outlined Việt Nam's recent SOE reform efforts, from streamlining enterprise portfolios, advancing equitisation and divesting State capital to refining institutional and policy frameworks to boost operational efficiency.
During the visit, General Secretary Tô Lâm held talks with President Lee, witnessed the exchange of cooperation agreements, met the press, and held meetings with the Prime Minister and the Speaker of the National Assembly of the RoK.
Busan Mayor Park Heong Joon stressed that in the context of the robust development of bilateral ties, the establishment is vivid evidence of the deepening linkages between the two nations.
Mayor Park, for his part, confirmed Busan’s critical role in advancing economic ties with HCM City and Việt Nam as a whole.
The ground-breaking and inauguration ceremonies are scheduled for August 19, with the central event to take place at the National Exhibition and Convention Centre in Đông Anh District, Hà Nội, and 80 satellite sites linked via live broadcast and on-site ceremonies.
National Assembly Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn also said that if thoroughly prepared, the draft could be submitted for passage at a single session.
The equipment is intended to enhance training effectiveness and capacity building for Việt Nam’s peacekeeping forces, as well as to support the organisation of training courses, exercises, seminars and exchanges with international experts.
During the discussion, they recognised the robust parliamentary cooperation and concurred to promote the roles of the legislative bodies in supporting and urging ministries, sectors and localities to implement the documents signed between the two governments, helping develop the two economies in a substantive, effective and comprehensive manner.
Under the proposed changes, the National Assembly (NA) and People’s Councils will no longer directly establish thematic supervision missions. Instead, the NA will select annual supervision themes and assign their implementation to the NA Standing Committee or specialised committees, which will then report findings for parliamentary discussion and resolution.