Vietnam National Assembly Calls for Transparency and Efficient Use of Surplus Public Assets
The Vietnamese National Assembly has called for the public disclosure and stricter monitoring of over 6,000 surplus public properties following administrative restructuring, emphasizing the need for digital data and clear accountability.
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