NA President Warns Against Normalizing Special Lawmaking Mechanisms
Vietnam's National Assembly (NA) President Vuong Dinh Hue warned against normalizing special legislative procedures, emphasizing that measurement law amendments should focus on building economic autonomy and technological mastery. The report also highlights progress in international relations, including an upcoming visit by the Polish Prime Minister and a Letter of Intent signed with the European Commission for educational cooperation.
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