The National Assembly’s forum on oversight for national development 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.

As of July 1, the movement had gathered 8,497 cities from 166 countries and territories, including seven from Việt Nam namely Hà Nội, HCM City, Hải Phòng, Đà Nẵng, Đà Lạt, Huế, and Bắc Ninh.

At the meeting, the two sides exchanged views on the situation of and some measures for further enhancing the countries’ relations in the time ahead.

The two sides agreed that defence and security cooperation is a pillar of the Việt Nam-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, saying it is progressing comprehensively through regular dialogue and consultation at all levels, information sharing, joint training, and capacity building.

Party General Secretary Tô Lâm highly valued the sound development of bilateral relations across fields, affirming that India is one of Việt Nam’s leading comprehensive strategic partners in the region.

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.

During a meeting with Speaker of the Egyptian House of Representatives Hanafy El Gebaly, President Lương Cường highlighted the upgrade of bilateral ties to a Comprehensive Partnership and the signing of multiple cooperation documents across important sectors.

Party General Secretary Tô Lâm said that intellectuals, scientists and artists, with their patriotism and progressive, revolutionary ideas, laid the foundation for the national movement for independence. 

The signing ceremony of the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime holds significant importance as it affirms the international community’s trust in Vietnam’s capacity, commitment, and responsibility in addressing global non-traditional security challenges.

Addressing a gathering of 80 distinguished intellectuals, artists, and scientists in Hanoi on August 6, Party General Secretary To Lam said that Vietnam’s revolutionary stages over the past 80 years have seen great contributions of intellectuals, artists, and scientists.

During the meeting, State President Luong Cuong affirmed Vietnam’s commitment to strengthening parliamentary cooperation, and called on Egypt’s House of Representatives to support major initiatives aimed at boosting bilateral ties in a more practical, effective, and comprehensive manner.

Duủing the meeting, State President Luong Cuong affirmed Vietnam’s commitment to strengthening parliamentary cooperation, and called on Egypt’s House of Representatives to support major initiatives aimed at boosting bilateral ties in a more practical, effective, and comprehensive manner.

The Egyptian media flagged renewable energy as a key growth area, with Việt Nam’s solar and wind power expertise complementing Egypt’s green hydrogen and Red Sea wind projects. Both nations’ sustainability goals make clean energy a strategic pillar.

Governor-General La Grenade expressed her admiration for Việt Nam’s past struggle for national liberation and reunification, as well as the country’s notable achievements in the renewal process under the leadership of the Communist Party of Việt Nam.

Việt Nam always attaches importance to developing the traditional friendship and multifaceted cooperation with Egypt and hopes to bring the bilateral cooperation to a new level - more solid, substantive and effective, said State President Lương Cường.

Deputy Prime Minister Hồ Đức Phớc urged ministries and localities to implement measures to regulate the real estate sector and manage inflation following a price management meeting in Hà Nội on Tuesday.

President Lương Cường expressed his belief that the values and ideals of the late Egyptian leader will continue to serve as a guiding light for future generations, thus strengthening friendship and mutual understanding among nations, including between Việt Nam and Egypt.

Chairing a thematic meeting of the central steering committee for perfecting institutions and laws on August 5, Party General Secretary To Lam stressed that all legal bottlenecks that have been identified must be addressed early and thoroughly to prevent them from hindering development.

Japanese Ambassador to Việt Nam Naoki Ito reiterated Japan’s desire and readiness to stand alongside Việt Nam in the development process ahead and pledged to do his utmost to further advance the bilateral relations.

Heads of ministries and ministerial-level agencies must directly lead and instruct the law-making process and take primary responsibility for the quality of laws and policies within their respective sectors, top Vietnamese leader said.