Party General Secretary Tô Lâm urged the local authorities to seize opportunities and overcome difficulties to further promote the socio-economic development, towards completing the set socio-economic development goals.

In the congratulatory message, the Vietnamese leaders affirmed that the Party, State, and people of Việt Nam strongly support Laos' reform process and firmly believe that by inheriting the glorious tradition of the nation and promoting achievements, the Lao people will obtain new and greater achievements in the reform process.

Deputy Prime Minister Trần Hồng Hà suggested the Japanese side implement more specific cooperation projects in this field, laying a foundation for the two governments to propose cooperation priorities in the coming time.

The two leaders discussed fostering new growth sectors, such as green logistics, data centre construction, semiconductor manufacturing, clean energy, carbon credits, food security and green finance.

NA Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn and Parliament Speaker Seah Kian Peng discussed elevating their bilateral relationship under the Việt Nam-Singapore Strategic Partnership framework, which has marked over a decade of robust development.

Stressing the need to ensure the quality and quantity of court personnel, President Lương Cường noted that this is crucial to the quality of case resolutions. 

Laos acknowledged the Vietnamese counterpart’s close collaboration and effective assistance, especially during Laos’ chairmanship of the ASEAN Committee in New York (ANYC).

The training course aims to equip teachers with modern teaching methods and provides a platform for sharing experiences and building a stronger Vietnamese language network.

The Hungarian official reviewed a number of important milestones in the Việt Nam-Hungary diplomatic and economic relations with Ambassador Thảo’s contributions, noting that during her working tenure, the diplomat has also maintained strong relationships with Hungary’s Parliament, ministries, and local authorities, especially in education, culture, and justice.

The PM requested increasing the dissemination of legal regulations along with the Party and State’s guidelines and policies on the issue among agencies, enterprises, organisations, individuals, and the entire society.

The plans were officially announced at a national conference on Sunday in Hà Nội which reviewed the implementation of Resolution No 18-NQ/TW (dated October 25, 2017) of the 12th Party Central Committee. 

The NA Chairman lauded the role of the Vietnamese community in Singapore, which always stays united and looks towards the homeland, while contributing to promoting friendship and comprehensive cooperation between the two countries. 

The Việt Nam Journalists' Association and the Confederation of Thai Journalists agreed on several aspects of their annual cooperation framework and discussed expanding activities between journalists from both countries.

The NA has decisively moved away from the mindset of imposing bans on matters that are challenging to manage, he stressed. 

Leaders of provinces and centrally-run cities are required to speed up both master and detailed planning, serving as the foundation for effectively, appropriately, and harmoniously implementing real estate projects.

During the talks, the two leaders discussed and agreed on specific directions for implementing high-level agreements between their countries.

Vi and Giam songs are sung by a wide range of communities in Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces of north-central Vietnam. They were honoured by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage of humanity in 2014.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính chaired the first meeting of the government steering committee to review the implementation of Resolution No. 18-NQ/TW, issued in 2017, which seeks to streamline the political system for greater efficiency.

Hoi An ancient town in the central coastal province of Quang Nam was recognized as a UNESCO world cultural heritage site on December 4, 1999. Over the past 25 years, the local government and residents of Hoi An not only have preserved this living museum of architecture and urban lifestyle, but also effectively leveraged these values for sustainable preservation and development of the heritage.

The 15th National Assembly (NA) on November 30 adopted the Law on Justice for Minors with 461 yes votes from 463 deputies, or 96.24 percent, as part of the ongoing eighth session.