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Law on Election of Deputies to National Assembly and Deputies to People’s Councils
Parliamentary diplomacy
Vietnam’s parliamentary diplomacy is a crucial pillar in the foreign policy of the Party and State, contributing to strengthening bilateral and multilateral relations and enhancing the country's position in the international arena. The Vietnamese National Assembly has actively participated in organisations such as the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) and the ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA), building legal frameworks, promoting economic cooperation, and strengthening friendship between nations.
Innovation in law making and enforcement
After nearly one year of implementation, Resolution No. 66-NQ/TW on renovating the law building and enforcement work has created remarkable changes with many breakthroughs in building and perfecting institutions and laws, meeting the requirements of national development in the new era.
Green economy, circular economy
The green economy and circular economy are strong trends due to the socio-economic and environmental benefits they are expected to bring. These include opportunities for economic growth, job creation, reduced environmental impacts, the implementation of sustainable development goals, and climate change response.
Innovation, national digital transformation
Over the years, Vietnam has continuously supplemented and perfected policies and strategies for the development of science and technology, making them the "top national policy" for its "take-off".
International integration
For Vietnam, the integration process is not merely about opening up the economy but also a strategic policy, marking a historical turning point that propels the nation towards the big seas, aiming for a future of sustainable development, prosperity, and deep international integration.
New era
The new era aims for wealthy individuals, a strong nation, democracy, fairness, civilisation, progressing under a socialist regime, and standing shoulder to shoulder with global powers. The top priority in this new era is to effectively pursue strategic objectives: transforming into a developing country with modern industry and a high average income by 2030, and a developed socialist country with a high income by 2045.
Party General Secretary To Lam
“Let us do everything we can do today to not only leave future generations a better world but also instil faith and admiration for the responsibility and wisdom of our generation.”
Politburo guides preparations for Dien Bien and Gia Lai Party Congresses
State President Luong Cuong highlighted the need to build a strong political system at all levels, ensure firm national defence, maintain political stability and social order and safety, enhance effectiveness of foreign affairs, and improve living standards, especially for ethnic minorities and residents in remote or disadvantaged areas.