Topic: National Assembly

Salary reform to begin from July 1, 2024.

Votes aimed at assessing officials’ prestige and performance.

Prime Minister submits government report on economic indicators to National Assembly.

Financial and budgetary issues on the agenda at October 11-15 session.

Fake and low-quality products present a risk for consumers.

Supervision to be carried out at the highest level.

21st session of NA Standing Committee opens on March 15.

Meeting considering important and urgent issues, including personnel matters.

During discussions on the socio-economic situation at the ongoing fourth session of the 15th National Assembly (NA), Mr. Tran Van Tuan, NA deputy from northern Bac Giang province, said Covid-19 created a shortage of housing for workers that remains to this day. It is therefore necessary to introduce specific mechanisms and policies to encourage the participation of the private sector in housing and meet demand.

National Assembly (NA) deputies have said at the legislature’s ongoing session that it is necessary to quickly adopt radical solutions to resolve human resources shortages, especially in the fields of health and education; conduct research to increase base salaries; and introduce price restraints. Addressing the NA, Minister of Home Affairs Pham Thi Thanh Tra said the shift by civil servants from the public sector to the private sector is contributing to restructuring in the economy.