Hanoi's National Assembly deputies urged to fulfill commitments to voters amid record growth
Hanoi achieved a record economic growth rate of 10.02% in the third quarter of 2026. National Assembly deputies are urged to strengthen their commitments to voters in light of this achievement.
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