A resolution on Vietnam's cultural development shifts its focus to fostering the cultural industry, redesigning operational mechanisms, and establishing a creative ecosystem.

The amended and supplemented notarization law 2026 introduces new regulations to narrow the scope of transactions requiring notarization, apply technology, and simplify procedures.

The National Assembly has finalized a public investment plan totaling 8.22 quadrillion dong for the next five years, marking a 2.7-fold increase compared to the 2021-2025 period.

The National Assembly has set an economic growth target of 10% or more annually from now until 2030, aiming for Vietnam to join the top 30 global economies by GDP.

The National Assembly finalized maintaining a 3% special consumption tax for electric cars with fewer than 9 seats until the end of 2030, after which it will increase to 11%.

The National Assembly has approved the removal of the 500 million VND revenue threshold for business households subject to tax, empowering the government to adjust it, with a projected increase to 1 billion VND annually.

In 2027, the National Assembly will oversee a series of key transport projects, including Long Thanh international airport, the North-South high-speed railway, and urban railways in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

The National Assembly plans to oversee the implementation of resolutions concerning a series of key projects, including Long Thanh Airport, demanding evaluations of effectiveness, progress, and related responsibilities.

The revised Capital Law grants Hanoi 199 specific powers, clearly distributed among the People's Council, People's Committee, and Chairman of the People's Committee, to enable proactive decision-making, implementation, and accountability.

The revised civil status law, passed on the afternoon of 23/4, allows citizens to register and confirm their marital status at any commune-level People's Committee, regardless of their permanent or temporary residence.

Instead of increasing special consumption tax from 3% to 11% after 2030, National Assembly members propose a phased or tiered approach to stabilize the market.

Ca Mau Business Association Vice Chairman Nguyen Duy Thanh proposes raising the tax threshold for business households to 3 billion VND, three times the finance ministry's estimated level.

National Assembly delegates suggest adding regulations to mandate electric vehicle manufacturers, assemblers, and importers recall and recycle used batteries, mitigating environmental pollution risks.

Food safety management is currently overseen by three ministries, each responsible for specific stages, prompting the government to develop a plan to centralize oversight.