Vietnam's Central Propaganda Department Restructures to Boost Digitalization
Vietnam's Central Propaganda Department has issued new regulations on its functions, tasks, and organizational structure, signaling a push towards digitalization. This move aims to enhance the Party's leadership and information dissemination efficiency.
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