Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has requested comprehensive reports on delayed investment projects and those with challenges in order to take measures to remove the bottlenecks for immediate implementation.
In Official Telegram 13/CD-TTg dated February 8, 2025 sent to ministers, heads of ministerial-level and government-attached agencies, and chairpersons of provincial-level People’s Committees, the Premier highlighted the lackluster response to earlier reporting mandates, saying that only 33 localities and nine ministries and central agencies submitted their reports to the Ministry of Planning and Investment as of February 7, well past the January 20 deadline.
The PM asked the remaining 30 localities and ministries to submit detailed accountability reports by February 17, along with those reviewing the performances of state-owned corporations and groups by February 15.
Agencies failing to submit reports by February 15 will face investigation by the Government Inspectorate under the guidance of the Central Steering Committee for Prevention and Control of Corruption and Negative Phenomena, he added.
Politburo Resolution 80 affirms that culture and people constitute the foundation, vital endogenous resource, powerful driving force, and a regulatory system for the country’s rapid and sustainable development.
The issuance of an implementation plan for Government Decree 368/2025/ND-CP on the provision of Mobile Money services is considered an important step toward promoting financial inclusion. Mobile Money services are not only a convenient payment tool but also an effective means of extending digital financial services to remote and disadvantaged areas.
This regulation is specified in Resolution No. 66.11/2026/NQ-CP on removing difficulties and obstacles related to the auction of land use rights in cases of land allocation for residential purposes under the Land Law, issued on January 06, 2026.
The Government promulgated Decree No. 39/2026/ND-CP, which takes effect from January 25, 2026, amending Decree No. 27/2019/ND-CP (as amended and supplemented by Decree No. 136/2021/ND-CP and Decree No. 22/2023/ND-CP).
Vietnamese doctoral candidates in the semiconductor research discipline would be exempt from tuition fees to cover their research and living costs. In return, they must meet stringent admission and graduation standards, as proposed by the Ministry of Education and Training.
The Government has recently issued a decree establishing specific criteria for identifying high-quality digital technology human resources in order to improve the legal framework for attracting and retaining talented people for digital technology development in Vietnam.
Directive 01/CT-NHNN sets a 4.5 percent inflation goal and targets around 15 percent credit growth to safeguard macro stability and sustainable growth.
In the following article, LuatVietnam provides information regarding the documents that sellers are required to provide to livestream sales presenters.
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