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NA adjusts budget expenditure to enable National Day gift delivery

The total budget amounts to around 11 trillion VND (417.53 million USD). Each citizen will receive a one-time gift valued at 100,000 VND (3.8 USD).

National Assembly honors former Vice President Nguyen Thi Binh

Former Vice President Nguyen Thi Binh was honored with a commemorative medal in recognition of her lifelong dedication to diplomacy and national service.

National Assembly Chairman receives AIPA Secretary-General

Vietnam is always an active and responsible member of AIPA, emphasised NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man.

Vietnam – Thailand parliamentary cooperation continues to grow in depth

Vietnamese Ambassador to Thailand Pham Viet Hung on August 21 paid a courtesy call on President of the Thai Senate Mongkol Surasajja, who acknowledged progress in bilateral cooperation across all fields.

NA Standing Committee concludes 48th session

The National Assembly Standing Committee concluded its 48th session on August 13 afternoon after three days of sitting.

Hanoi’s motorbike ban plan needs clearer communication, say lawmakers

National Assembly leaders stress balancing environmental targets and citizen concerns.

Vietnam urged to map out gradual ban on gasoline motorbikes

On the morning of August 11, the National Assembly Standing Committee discussed the July citizen feedback report.

National Assembly Standing Committee to open 48th session August 11

The meeting will review draft laws, pass resolutions, and decide budget issues.

Amended personal income tax law to be submitted to NA in October

National Assembly (NA) Chairman Tran Thanh Man has signed off Resolution No. 92/2025/UBTVQH15 on adjustments to the 2025 legislative programme.

NA forum wraps up, setting priorities for stronger oversight

The event featured two overview reports, two short documentaries, eight presentations, nearly 50 written contributions from experts and organisations, and about 20 in-depth discussions across two thematic sessions.

NA Chairman trips promote Vietnam's cooperation with Africa, Europe

With diverse and substantive activities, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man’s trips to Senegal, Morocco, and Switzerland wrapped up with tangible outcomes, helping promote cooperation across multiple areas.

Vietnamese leader welcomed in Senegal with traditional dances

This evening (Vietnam time), a special aircraft carrying National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man, his spouse Nguyen Thi Thanh Nga, and a Vietnamese delegation arrived at Blaise Diagne International Airport in Dakar, Senegal.

Vietnam's top lawmaker heads to IPU summit, visits Senegal and Morocco

Vietnam’s National Assembly leader embarks on a trip to strengthen legislative cooperation and attend the 6th World Speakers' Conference.

Do Duc Duy officially steps down as National Assembly deputy

The National Assembly has approved the resignation of Do Duc Duy following disciplinary action for serious violations during his time in provincial leadership.

NA Chair to attend conference of parliament speakers, visit Morocco, Senegal

The top legislator will attend the Sixth World Conference of Speakers of Parliament in Switzerland, engage in bilateral activities there, and pay official visits to Morocco and Senegal from July 22 to 30.

Party Congress of NA Office sets vision for 2025–2030 term

The 15th Congress of the Party Organisation of the National Assembly (NA) Office for the 2025–2030 term convened in Hanoi on July 16.

Vietnam to set strict criteria for private railway investments

New Railway Law aims to balance private sector engagement and state oversight

Health minister targets false food ads and fake supplements

New rules target influencers and businesses in Vietnam's fight against unsafe food products.

Four draft laws added to Vietnam’s 2025 legislative agenda

National Assembly agrees to review new laws on thrift, justice, digital trade, and cybersecurity.

Vietnam recruits 706 top graduates and young scientists into state agencies

Over six years, the government has attracted hundreds of exceptional university graduates and young scientists to the public sector, aiming to build a high-quality workforce for sustainable national development.