Final session of 15th National Assembly begins with record legislative agenda

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(VOVWORLD) - The final session of the 15th National Assembly opened in Hanoi on Monday, featuring the largest legislative workload in the history of National Assembly sessions.

Final session of 15th National Assembly begins with record legislative agenda - ảnh 1The opening ceremony of the final session of the 15th National Assembly, Hanoi, October 20, 2025  

Attending the opening ceremony were Party General Secretary To Lam, State President Luong Cuong, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, and National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man.

For the next 40 days, the legislature will consider and approve 53 draft laws and resolutions, covering security, justice, the economy, investment, education, science, technology, healthcare, and social welfare.

Lawmakers will consider and adopt, state budget estimates for next year, financial and budgetary plans for 2026-2028, a public borrowing and debt repayment plan until 2030, and adjustments to the National Master Plan for 2021-2030.

The National Assembly is expected to approve investment policies for four major national target programs focused on education, health and population, poverty reduction, and development in ethnic minority regions. Deputies will consider and decide on personnel matters, including the election, approval, and dismissal of several high-level leadership positions in the state apparatus.

"The largest legislative workload in the history of the National Assembly’s sessions stands as a vivid testament to the principle that the law must take the lead — paving the way for innovation, with the lives and interests of the people as the measure of all policies," said National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man.

At the opening session, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh presented a report on the results of the 2025 socio-economic development plan and the 2021-2025 plan, along with projections for 2026.

The President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front delivered a report summarizing voters’ opinions and recommendations, followed by Chairman Tran Thanh Man’s report on the work of the 15th tenure.

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