The National Assembly has officially passed a resolution approving the Prime Minister's proposal to dismiss several ministers from their posts.

Vietnam’s National Assembly has passed a resolution to expand the number of Deputy Prime Ministers in the 15th legislature.

National Assembly deputies said many public officials had expressed hope for early wage reform in early 2026 so their incomes would match their efforts.

National Assembly members push for platforms to share profits with media when distributing journalistic content.

The Ministry of Health has proposed that women who give birth to two children, or men raising two biological children without a spouse, be given priority to buy or rent social housing.

Ahead of the 15th NA’s closing session, lawmakers are urging the government to begin implementing salary reform starting January 2026, aiming to retain dedicated civil servants facing increased workloads after administrative restructuring.

Several National Assembly deputies have called for a review and possible increase in speed limits on specific expressway segments, arguing that the current 90 km/h cap is not in line with modern infrastructure and actual traffic density.

Vietnam’s education minister has proposed a unified national textbook series and free textbook distribution, part of sweeping education law reforms presented to the National Assembly.

As part of the 10th session of the 15th National Assembly, deputies on October 22 morning listened to proposals and verification reports on three draft laws concerning the education sector.

NA deputies on October 21 discussed in groups the implementation of the 2025 socio-economic development plan and the proposed plan for 2026, reviewing achievements, identifying intertwined challenges, and proposing measures to sustain growth.

Lawmakers are engaging in group discussions at the 15th National Assembly’s 10th session on October 21, focusing on assessing Vietnam’s socio-economic performance in 2025 and setting development targets for the coming year.

The Government of Vietnam reports major progress in economic growth, welfare, and reform.

Vietnam’s President reviews achievements in legal reform, diplomacy, and national defense.

The final session of the National Assembly in 2025, which opened on the morning of October 20, serves as a crucial checkpoint for reviewing the country's development over the past year and charting the path forward into 2026.

During the opening session of the National Assembly this morning, Do Van Chien, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, presented a report summarizing citizens’ feedback and petitions for the 10th session.

“The Government pledges to lead by example, dedicating all its capacity, intellect, and responsibility to advancing the nation into a new era - an era of peace, prosperity, civilization, and happiness, toward socialism,” PM Pham Minh Chinh said.

The 10th session of the 15th National Assembly begins with a bold roadmap of 53 laws and resolutions-marking a record-setting legislative term.

The National Assembly begins its final session to finalize leadership roles and legislative work ahead of the 16th term.

Vietnam’s National Assembly Standing Committee has approved environmental tax rates for fuel in 2026, maintaining reductions to support economic recovery.

All the 15 key targets for 2025 are expected to be met or exceeded, with GDP growth projected at 8% and inflation at around 4%. Meanwhile, per capita GDP is estimated at over 5,000 USD, marking Vietnam’s entry into the upper-middle-income group.