The draft amended law reviews to ensure constitutionality, legality, synchronisation, uniformity and feasibility of the legal system.
Việt Nam is preparing to levy road-use fees on 18 state-financed expressway sections, as authorities move to formalise toll collection across parts of the national highway network.
HCM City residents will soon have their health monitored at home under a pilot programme that, for the first time in Việt Nam, will test a large-scale home-based primary healthcare model, city health officials said.
A historic milestone in this term is the successful organisation of the first municipal Party Congress, opening a new path of development for the city in a new administrative, political and developmental space.
A new Politburo resolution is prompting Việt Nam to rethink how healthcare is delivered, shifting emphasis from treatment to prevention, early intervention and people-centred care, according to the health minister.
Participants learned that about 70 per cent of the Mekong Delta’s land—roughly 2.5 million hectares—is used for growing crops, with rice farming making up 60 per cent of that.
The drill is part of the project Support for Strengthening Multi-Hazard Preparedness and Response Drills in Schools in Vulnerable and Disaster-Prone Coastal Provinces.
The construction sector is estimated to have grown by more than 9 per cent, contributing about 17.1 per cent to gross domestic product, equivalent to roughly 1.96 percentage points of the country’s overall GDP growth. Investment in infrastructure has improved markedly in scale, pace and efficiency, reinforcing its central role in socio-economic development, he said.
Journalists from Việt Nam News and Law are working across key locations to ensure timely and accurate coverage of the 14th National Party Congress.
The provincial Department of Agriculture and Environment reported that after years of implementing coordinated measures, Gia Lai has recorded positive progress in combating IUU fishing.
HCM City is stepping up enforcement of regulations on vessel monitoring systems (VMS) installed on fishing boats, as part of urgent efforts to curb illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
The Ministry of Public Security will coordinate with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to study and propose an expansion of unilateral visa exemptions for key and high-potential markets.
The identities of all five martyrs have yet to be determined, according to the Quảng Ngãi Military Command.
Preliminary investigations showed that the majority showed signs of illegal border crossings or unauthorised employment in Cambodia.
Key charity activities included delivering emergency relief for people affected by natural disasters, granting scholarships, constructing houses for disadvantaged people, presenting bicycles and wheelchairs for those in need, as well as building bridges, wells and rural roads.
Initial investigations showed that most of those handed over showed signs of illegal exit or working without permits in Cambodia. They were detained by Cambodian authorities and subsequently transferred to Vietnamese law enforcement agencies.
The identities of all five martyrs have yet to be determined, according to the Quảng Ngãi Military Command.
An article in The New York Times described the 14th National Congress as the most consequential in decades, taking place at a time when Việt Nam – an emerging middle power and one of Asia’s most dynamic countries – is facing its best and last chance to “get rich before getting old.”
