Vietnam Communist Party Reviews Inspection and Supervision Work for First 9 Months, Sets Priorities for Year-End
Vietnam's Central Inspection Committee convened a meeting to review inspection and supervision activities for the first nine months of 2026. The committee discussed key tasks for the final three months of the year, aiming to maintain party discipline and ensure sound operation.
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