The Ministry of Industry and Trade proposes significant changes to the Electricity Law to attract $70-80 billion in investment and enhance energy security.

Minister of Labor, Invalids, and Social Affairs Dao Ngoc Dung reported that the current youth unemployment rate stands at 7.92%, which he described as an "acceptable figure."

Minister Nguyen Kim Son has addressed the National Assembly regarding the issue of interest groups in textbook publishing, emphasizing recent arrests and calling for further identification of violators.

The State Bank of Vietnam has reported to the National Assembly that domestic gold prices are currently 5-7% higher than global rates, following comprehensive measures to stabilize the market.

As Vietnam’s youth show renewed interest in national attire, National Assembly deputies propose resuming efforts to formalize an official cultural identity framework.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism has outlined a $5 billion national cultural program for 2025-2030, seeking to reinforce Vietnam’s cultural identity.

General Secretary To Lam stresses the need to reduce government size, reallocate resources, and address bureaucracy to foster sustainable growth.

The National Assembly reviews the designation of Hue as a centrally governed city, a decision hailed as historically significant by Minister of Home Affairs Pham Thi Thanh Tra.

Lawmakers caution against judging Vietnam’s film industry solely by high-grossing films as dozens struggle with financial losses.

Amid increasing use, especially among high school students, the Health Ministry highlights the health and societal dangers posed by these unapproved products.

To maintain competitiveness, the National Assembly’s Standing Committee suggests continuing the 0% VAT on exported digital products.

On November 11-12, top Vietnamese ministers will address Parliament on healthcare, banking, and media issues.

Individual professional investors can now buy private bonds, with requirements on investment duration and transaction frequency.

The revised Public Investment Law promotes a breakthrough approach to decentralize authority to local governments, minimizing bureaucratic hurdles.

Lawmakers address concerns that inflated bids followed by forfeitures in real estate auctions are harming the market.

Lawmakers have raised concerns about speculative pricing in Vietnam's real estate market, citing the negative impact on buyers and overall market stability.

With a decline in social housing supply and rising costs, the government is urged to address affordable housing shortages and market imbalances.

To address low birth rates, Vietnam's lawmakers are considering changes to policies limiting Party members’ family size.

Minister of Home Affairs Pham Thi Thanh Tra emphasizes the need for comprehensive administrative reorganization across all levels, beyond just merging districts and communes.

Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc directs immediate tax collection from Temu, citing local market risks posed by cross-border e-commerce.