Vietnam's National Assembly Tackles Economic Bottlenecks for New Development Era
Ahead of its second session, Vietnam's National Assembly is expected to shift focus from addressing individual issues to fundamentally resolving systemic 'bottlenecks' hindering economic growth and creating new development spaces. The quality of laws and resolutions should be measured by their practical effectiveness and benefits for citizens and businesses.
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