The National Assembly Office announces that the 46th meeting of the National Assembly Standing Committee is expected to take place over six days, from June 3rd to 6th and then resuming on June 9th and 10th, at the Tan Trao Meeting Room in the National Assembly House.
National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man will deliver the opening speech and take turns with his deputies to preside over the meeting.
National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man speaks at the National Assembly Standing Committee meeting. (Photo: QH)
At this meeting, the National Assembly Standing Committee will devote a significant portion of its agenda to law-building efforts. Specifically, the committee will provide feedback on the refinement and amendment of several bills, including the Law on Local Government Organization (revised); the Law on Cadres and Civil Servants (revised); the Law on Amending and Supplementing a Number of Articles of the Law on Advertising; the Law on Amending and Supplementing a Number of Articles of the Law on Election of National Assembly Deputies and People’s Council Deputies; and the Law on Employment (revised), among others.
Additionally, the committee will offer opinions on the draft Law on Amending and Supplementing a Number of Articles of Laws in the Fields of National Defense and Security, as well as on a proposal for the arrangement of administrative units at the provincial level in 2025. They will also consider and approve, in principle, resolutions on the arrangement of administrative units at the communal level for the same year.
The meeting agenda also includes the examination of a draft resolution by the National Assembly on amending or repealing the financial management and special income mechanism of state administrative agencies, along with a draft resolution on piloting several special mechanisms and policies for investing in the development of the railway system.
Furthermore, the National Assembly Standing Committee will deliberate and pass several decrees, resolutions, and other important matters during this session.
Crafting Compelling Content: The Art of Legislative Language
Over 50 agenda items were discussed and approved, including 28 draft laws and numerous resolutions pertaining to administrative organization, special financial mechanisms, and investments in the railway system.
Unlocking Vietnam’s Economic Potential: Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh’s Seven Tasks to Empower the Private Sector
“Concluding the discussion with businesses on private sector development, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh summarized six key takeaways from the delegates’ passionate contributions; he shared six hopes, trusts, and expectations for businesses and entrepreneurs. The Prime Minister also outlined seven task clusters and solutions that the Government, ministries, sectors, and localities must focus on implementing in the coming time.”
“The Resilience of Businesses is Being Eroded”
“Resolution 68 on private sector development emphasizes the importance of a thriving private sector as the key driver of the national economy. It aims to create a business environment that is conducive, transparent, stable, safe, easy to navigate, and low-cost, adhering to international standards. By doing so, it seeks to enhance regional and global competitiveness, thereby elevating the perception of businesses and doing away with the notion of ‘merchant disparagement’.”
“The Fantastic Four: Unlocking Vietnam’s Soaring Future”
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General Secretary To Lam affirmed that the four resolutions on law, innovation, integration, and private sector development will serve as the “four pillars” that lay the institutional foundation for Vietnam’s advancement towards its goal of becoming a high-income nation by 2045.
“The Address by General Secretary To Lam at the National Conference to Propagate and Implement the Resolutions of the Politburo”
“VnEconomy is honored to present the full text of General Secretary To Lam’s speech at the national conference to propagate and implement Resolution 66-NQ/TW and Resolution 68-NQ/TW of the Politburo. These pivotal resolutions are set to chart a new course for Vietnam’s future, and General Secretary To Lam’s insights offer a profound understanding of their significance.”
