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NA Chairman lauds women’s role ahead of landmark anniversary

The NA leader commended female full-time deputies, officials, and Party members for their sharpness, creativity, dedication, and commitment to advancing women’s progress, building happy and modern families, and driving national prosperity.

NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man together with female deputies and Party members of the NA Party Committee at the meeting (Photo: VNA)
NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man together with female deputies and Party members of the NA Party Committee at the meeting (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – National Assembly (NA) Chairman Tran Thanh Man met with female full-time deputies, officials, and members from the Party organisations subordinate to the NA Party Committee in Hanoi on October 17, ahead of the 95th anniversary of the Vietnam Women’s Union (VWU) on October 20, praising their contributions to the legislature’s 80-year legacy.

Reflecting on Vietnam’s progress since Doi Moi (renewal) began nearly four decades ago, the top legislator highlighted the nation’s economic ascent, with GDP nearing 510 billion USD, ranking 32nd globally and fourth in ASEAN. Per capita GDP is projected to exceed 5,000 USD, placing Vietnam in the upper-middle-income category. He also noted the country’s recent re-election to the UN Human Rights Council as evidence of its growing global stature.

According to him, the 15th NA includes 151 female deputies, accounting for 30.27% of all lawmakers, a relatively high share. He commended their sharpness, creativity, dedication, and commitment to advancing women’s progress, building happy and modern families, and driving national prosperity.

With a heavy legislative agenda for the rest of 2025, including preparations for the 10th session, Chairman Man urged female deputies, officials, and Party members to uphold the proud traditions of Vietnamese women, leveraging their brainpower, responsibility, enthusiasm, talent, and mettle to improve the legislature’s operation efficiency.

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NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man speaks at the meeting. (Photo: VNA)

He called on women in NA bodies to lead in digital transformation, innovation, research, and technology adoption, spearheading Vietnam’s “Digital Literacy for All” movement.

They were also urged to thoroughly follow Party General Secretary To Lam’s 10 focal orientations and tasks for the Vietnamese women’s movement for 2025–2035, with a vision to 2045, as announced at the VWU’s fifth Patriotic Emulation Congress.

The NA Party Committee, Standing Committee, and other bodies will continue with all possible support for women to maximise their potential, excel in their duties, and further contribute to the legislature’s activities, he asserted./.

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