As guided by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), when restructuring or merging organizational structures, decisions on choosing heads of new agencies must be made based on practical conditions and the standards and capacities of the personnel.

A shift to three-tier governance could make Vietnam’s political apparatus leaner, more efficient, and better suited to modern challenges.

Ho Chi Minh City is tackling unused public assets and inefficiencies, aiming for effective management amid organizational restructuring.

Starting in 2025, Hanoi will allocate surplus wage reform funds to provide additional income for over 40,000 civil servants and public employees.

Vietnam and China have agreed to collaborate on constructing three standard-gauge railway lines, marking a new phase in their comprehensive partnership.

National Assembly Vice Chair Nguyen Thi Thanh has called for robust and even exceptional policies to encourage civil servants with 2–4 years left until retirement to step aside, allowing space for young, well-trained cadres to strengthen the system.

During a visit to Vietnam’s National Archives Center III, U.S. Ambassador Marc Knapper viewed rare national treasures and emphasized the importance of historical cooperation.

Minister of Defense Phan Van Giang has highlighted that the 2nd VN International Defense Exhibition is an opportunity to seize strategic opportunities and attract talent from major defense corporations such as Boeing, Airbus, and Lockheed Martin.

Dr. Nguyen Si Dung advocates for integrating technical expertise into leadership roles as Vietnam streamlines its political apparatus.

Madam Ngo Phuong Ly, spouse of General Secretary To Lam, joined ambassadors and heads of international organizations in Vietnam for a delightful weekend exploring global culinary traditions.

Vietnam’s state budget struggles to balance revenues and spending, with over VND 1 quadrillion ($41.67 billion) annually allocated to maintaining the administrative apparatus.

Hanoi has proposed hiring digital transformation and administrative reform experts at competitive salaries to enhance the efficiency of its Public Administration Service Center.

Hanoi’s urban metro system, restored landmarks, and collaborative education projects mark milestones in the vibrant partnership between Vietnam and France.

General Secretary To Lam and NVIDIA Chairman Jensen Huang discussed strategic collaboration to establish Vietnam as a global AI and semiconductor hub.

General Secretary To Lam welcomed leading international scientists at the VinFuture Awards, celebrating groundbreaking contributions to global challenges.

The Ninh Thuan nuclear power project is set to receive billions of dollars in investment as Vietnam renews its ambitions for clean, reliable energy.

At a workshop on streamlining governance, experts argued that centralized decision-making undermines Ministerial authority and creates inefficiencies in Vietnam's administration.

Vietnam’s plan to merge the Ministry of Information and Communications with the Ministry of Science and Technology marks a pivotal step toward advancing digital transformation and streamlining government operations.

The Party Central Committee and National Assembly will meet in early 2025 to approve measures aimed at reducing redundancies in administrative machinery.

Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru has expressed confidence in Vietnam’s ability to become a leading nation in Asia, highlighting the strong ties between the two countries during a meeting with National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man.