National Assembly President Demands Tangible Progress on Key Issues
Vietnam's National Assembly President has called for tangible progress on critical issues affecting macroeconomic stability, the investment environment, resource utilization, and the promotion of science, technology, and digital transformation. The Prime Minister outlined resource mobilization strategies for growth targets, while ministers highlighted citizen satisfaction in digital transformation and a step-by-step approach to mastering UAV technology.
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