The National Assembly wrapped up its 9th extraordinary session on February 12, passing several critical policies that will shape Vietnam’s development path in the years to come After six and a half days of deliberation, the National Assembly (NA) addressed personnel matters and passed four laws and 12 resolutions, including those related to government structure and administration. Among them were the amendments to the Law on the Organization of the National Assembly, the Law on the Organization of the Government, and the Law on the Organization of Local Governments, as well as a resolution on the restructuring of state agencies. These legal revisions aim to establish a solid framework for administrative reform, streamlining government operations, and enhancing efficiency. They also seek to ensure the smooth functioning of state agencies before, during, and after the restructuring process. The changes emphasize clearer delegation and decentralization of authority, encouraging the Government to foster development while promoting proactiveness, innovation, and accountability at the local level. The legislature also approved key resolutions designed to bring breakthroughs in infrastructure, science, technology, and energy, which are essential for fostering Vietnam’s long-term growth and improving the quality of life. The supplementary resolution on socio-economic development for 2025 sets […]