During the 10th session press conference of the 15th National Assembly on October 17th, Ms. Phạm Thị Hồng Yến—a dedicated member of the Economic and Financial Committee—addressed inquiries regarding the decision to issue a resolution instead of amending the Land Law.
Ms. Yến emphasized that the Land Law is a pivotal and far-reaching legislation, significantly impacting economic and social activities, businesses, and citizens. Its innovative provisions and detailed guidelines represent a groundbreaking shift.
National Assembly Delegate Phạm Thị Hồng Yến. Photo: Như Ý.
However, she noted that since 2024, global economic volatility has created unprecedented challenges. Vietnam is prioritizing macroeconomic stability, growth, and a revolutionary restructuring of its administrative apparatus, including a two-tier local governance model. These developments necessitate immediate solutions to address emerging bottlenecks.
According to Ms. Yến, a comprehensive revision of the law requires additional time for thorough evaluation of existing hurdles. Any amendments must be holistic, interconnected, and balanced to align state, citizen, and business interests.
Consequently, full-scale amendments will undergo further study. In the interim, the National Assembly plans to adopt a Resolution to promptly resolve current issues. This approach is expected to bolster socioeconomic development, enhance land management efficiency, and propel Vietnam toward high-income status.
Speaking at the press conference, Deputy Head of the National Assembly Office Nguyễn Văn Hiển highlighted the session’s uniqueness as the final one of its term. Unlike previous terms focused on summaries, this session spans a record 40 working days with an extensive agenda.
To optimize outcomes, procedural adjustments include continuous sessions without breaks, pre-submitted delegate inquiries, and clustered thematic discussions. Post-administrative reorganization, 16 discussion groups will convene instead of the previous 19.
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