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NA’s 5th sitting wraps up

The 5th sitting of the 15th National Assembly wrapped in Hanoi on June 24.

Deputies scrutinised and voted to pass eight laws and three resolutions.

NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue asked the Government and other relevant organisations to focus their direction on the completion of the law-building programme, and highlighted the reqirement for the continuation of tightening disciplines against corruption and other negative phenomena in the law-building work.

He expressed gratitude for and took note of the efforts by the whole political system, the solidarity of the people inside and outside the country, and the support and help from international friends to Vietnam’s pandemic fight, calling it a decisive factor that help Vietnam weather various and hard difficulties and challenges.

The NA spent two and a half day for a Q&A session.

At this sitting, the NA discussed many important reports and rolled out various important decisions to accelerate the socio-economic recovery and development.

It also decided to assign the Government to preside over and coordinate with relevant organisations and localities in the organisation of the revisions of the legal document system and report the outcomes to the NA at its 6th sitting scheduled for October this year.

The NA reviewed and made decisions on the personnel issues.

The NA Chairman asked the deputies to report the outcome of the sitting to the voters nationwide at an early date, and stressed that the 5th sitting has arrived at a fine success./.

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Top leaders of Vietnam and Laos hold talks in Vientiane

Top leaders of Vietnam and Laos hold talks in Vientiane

General Secretary To Lam affirmed that the CPV always regards the successes of the Party, State and people of Laos as a shared joy, consistently places strong trust in and supports Laos’s cause of national construction and development. The CPV stands ready to work closely with the LPRP to further deepen the great friendship, special solidarity and comprehensive cooperation, and strategic cohesion between Vietnam and Laos, he said, considering this relationship an invaluable asset, a rule of development, and a key factor ensuring the success of each country’s revolutionary cause today and in the future.

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