The Parliament of Vietnam inquires about finances and foreign relations

Management and supervision of commercial insurance activities and services, especially in the field of life insurance, and evaluation and licensing procedures for financial services companies will be among the issues that the minister will have to answer to lawmakers. FOC.

It will also be inquired about the implementation and supervision of laws related to lotteries, betting, casinos and electronic games with their prizes, customs procedures, combating smuggling and illegal transport of goods across borders, and managing and setting prices of goods and commodities. Services Services transferred by the state.

In the afternoon session, parliamentarians will address issues related to the management of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with questions that, according to the VNA news agency, will cover a wide range.

Among the issues to be discussed are strategies for protecting citizens abroad, protecting the legitimate rights and interests of Vietnamese fishermen, and the implementation status of existing bilateral and multilateral agreements.

Regarding the latter, it is expected that the focus will be on measures to strengthen economic and trade cooperation and investments, support mechanisms for expanding export markets in Vietnam, as well as ways to help local companies avoid fraud.

Other issues that should be present in the questioning of the Foreign Affairs portfolio are the promotion of Vietnam's tourism industry to the world, including visa exemption for foreign visitors, anti-corruption initiatives and other negative practices in diplomatic activities.

In his speech today during the meeting, Speaker of the Vietnamese Parliament, Vuong Dinh Hue, pointed out that in order to continue to renew and improve the work of the legislature, especially interrogations, representatives, ministers and heads of sectors must adhere to objective reality. So that the sessions are constructive and more effective.

Dinh Huy stressed that people and voters across the country expect direct and responsible responses from government members.

In its 31st session, which began last Thursday, the Administrative Body of Parliament analyzed the draft Capital (Amendment) Law and others related to the asset auction, social security, roads, road traffic order and safety, the defense industry, and security. industrial mobilization, and the organization of people's courts, among other topics.

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