A high-level Vietnamese delegation led by National Assembly ViceChairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan is attending the 5th Vietnam ExecutiveLeadership Programme at Harvard University in Boston, Massachusetts inthe US, which began on April 13.
During theweek-long event, Vietnamese delegates hold working sessions withprofessors, experts, jurists and scholars from the University and fromother countries, focusing on analysing risks confronting economies inthe world and the region in their recovery process.
Vietnamese delegates specified Vietnam’s consistent policies inpromoting sustainable and comprehensive growth while highlighting thecountry’s international integration efforts.
Theyalso informed participants of Vietnam’s positive economic achievementsand successes in reforming institutions and fine-turning legal systemsto respond to socio-economic challenges, as well as efforts to implementthe 2013 Constitution.
Challenges facing Vietnam’s long- and short-term development targets are also on the agenda.
Participantsmade suggestions for Vietnam to promote its socio-economic developmentand judicial reform and shared experiences from a number of economies inNortheast and Southeast Asia.
On April 15, Vice Chairwoman Nganworked with senior judges of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Courtto learn about the US’s judiciary.
She also met withrepresentatives from the Association of Vietnamese Youth and Students inthe US and scholars from the group “Vietnam Initiative” who are workingto contribute to Vietnam’s development.
During her time inBoston, Ngan and her entourage also visited the Omni Parker House wherethe late President Ho Chi Minh worked between 1912-1913.-VNA
During theweek-long event, Vietnamese delegates hold working sessions withprofessors, experts, jurists and scholars from the University and fromother countries, focusing on analysing risks confronting economies inthe world and the region in their recovery process.
Vietnamese delegates specified Vietnam’s consistent policies inpromoting sustainable and comprehensive growth while highlighting thecountry’s international integration efforts.
Theyalso informed participants of Vietnam’s positive economic achievementsand successes in reforming institutions and fine-turning legal systemsto respond to socio-economic challenges, as well as efforts to implementthe 2013 Constitution.
Challenges facing Vietnam’s long- and short-term development targets are also on the agenda.
Participantsmade suggestions for Vietnam to promote its socio-economic developmentand judicial reform and shared experiences from a number of economies inNortheast and Southeast Asia.
On April 15, Vice Chairwoman Nganworked with senior judges of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Courtto learn about the US’s judiciary.
She also met withrepresentatives from the Association of Vietnamese Youth and Students inthe US and scholars from the group “Vietnam Initiative” who are workingto contribute to Vietnam’s development.
During her time inBoston, Ngan and her entourage also visited the Omni Parker House wherethe late President Ho Chi Minh worked between 1912-1913.-VNA
