Vietnam Law Day 2026 Marks 80 Years of Constitutional Tradition, Deputy PM Highlights Digitalization
Vietnam celebrated its Law Day on November 7, marking 80 years of constitutional tradition and urging citizens to respect the Constitution and laws. The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the implementation of digital justice systems and the establishment of the rule of law, reflecting Vietnam's commitment to economic growth and citizen well-being.
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