Prime Minister Le Minh Hung on July 8 chaired the Government’s July law-building session, urging ministries and agencies to urgently finalise key draft laws, reports and proposals for submission to the National Assembly’s upcoming sessions.
The delegation paid a courtesy call on Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons Judith Cummins at the UK Parliament, during which the two sides welcomed the development of the two countries' relations, and agreed to strengthen cooperation between the Vietnamese NA and the UK Parliament.
The Presidential Office held a press conference on June 23 to announce the Presidential Order promulgating two ordinances adopted by the 16th National Assembly Standing Committee at its third session.
Vietnam and Germany agreed to increase delegation exchanges and maintain regular meetings between parliamentary leaders, committees and lawmakers, as well as step up cooperation in developing legal frameworks related to digital economy, green economy, energy, science and technology, and innovation.
The laws and resolutions adopted at the session promptly institutionalised major Party guidelines and Politburo resolutions.
Voters welcomed the NA's strong and comprehensive reforms, with its increasingly democratic, transparent, and people-centred activities.
Policy formulation and evaluation in Japan follow a flexible model that seeks to move away from the notion of “absolute infallibility” in administration, according to a Japanese expert.
With diverse and substantive activities, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man’s trips to Senegal, Morocco, and Switzerland wrapped up with tangible outcomes, helping promote cooperation across multiple areas, including parliamentary ties with partners in the three nations.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh urged ministers and leaders of sectors and relevant agencies, and local authorities to allocate human and financial resources, as well as time, to improve the quality and ensure the timely development of legal documents.
