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Vietnam government personnel management reform

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Latest: Central Organization Committee mandates job position database for 2027–2031 staffing

The Vietnamese government has initiated a structural reform of its personnel management system, shifting from managing by headcount to managing by tasks, products, and responsibilities. This process follows Politburo Con

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Vietnam advances administrative, labor, and accountability

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Latest: Vietnam emphasizes leadership accountability and administrative streamlining

Vietnam is advancing its reform agenda by transitioning from high-level policy to localized implementation, focusing on administrative streamlining, labor productivity, and social security. National efforts include a com

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Vietnam National Assembly debates asset, land, and security

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Latest: Vietnam National Assembly discusses amending Food Safety Law

The 16th National Assembly of Vietnam is conducting its second session, spanning October and November 2026, with a heavy legislative workload involving 45 laws and resolutions. A primary focus is the draft amended Law on

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Administrative and military preparations in Lao Cai

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Latest: Lao Cai province conducts training on job position database and personnel planning

In Lao Cai province, Vietnam, local authorities have begun preparations for the 2027 military recruitment cycle. Officials in Cam Duong ward have completed preliminary health screenings for 1,076 citizens, while more tha

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Vietnam holiday proposals and finalized 2027 schedule

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Latest: Vietnam government finalizes 2027 holiday schedule and economic targets

The Vietnamese government has finalized the holiday schedule for 2027. Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra approved a seven-day break for the Lunar New Year (Tet Dinh Mui) from February 4 to February 10, 2027, and a

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