Accordingly, the session is scheduled to open on October 20 and conclude on December 12. It will be held in a single centralised meeting at the National Assembly Building.
Voters expressed their satisfaction and appreciation for the NA’s recent effective reforms, highlighting its role as the highest representative body of the people and the highest organ of state power. They hoped the upcoming session will introduce key policies to strengthen the legal system, boost socio-economic development, and improve living standards.
NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man spoke highly of the voters' constructive and responsible opinions, stressing that these suggestions are valuable for the city, the Government, and ministries in managing and directing socio-economic development tasks, and ensuring national defence and security.
He noted that as the final meeting of the 15th legislature, the 10th session will have an exceptionally large and important workload, scheduled to pass nearly 50 laws and resolutions.
Briefing voters on great strides and positive outcomes in the national socio-economic development, the NA leader affirmed that these achievements help strengthen public trust in the Party and the State.
He urged the municipal authorities to vigorously implement orientrations set by the 13th meeting of the 13th Party Central Committee, particularly the directives of General Secretary To Lam, to promote socio-economic development, achieve set goals, towards realising the target of double-digit growth during the next five years.
The top legislator requested the city to effectively and drastically implement resolutions of the Politburo and the NA on Can Tho’s development through 2030, with a vision to 2040, and on piloting special mechanisms and policies for the city; continue to remove obstacles for investors and businesses; address pending projects; accelerate public investment disbursement; increase investment for education, science, and health care.
The same day morning, the top legislator visited the Lung Ngoc Hoang Nature Reserve in Phuong Binh commune, which plays a key role in conserving native and rare species of the Mekong Delta.
