Vietnam targets to become a developing country with modern industry and upper middle income by 2030, and a developed and high-income country with equal, democratic and civilized society by 2050.

By 2030, the Party’s guidelines and policies and the State’s policies and laws will be disseminated among 90 percent of workers in enterprises in association with theoretical contents on functions and tasks of the working class.

Vietnam News Agency is responsible for publicizing the State’s official viewpoints on current affairs; rectifying information unbeneficial to national interests; refuting and correcting false information and, when necessary, rejecting intentionally distorted information.

The Government has recently required the intensification of response to cyberinformation security threats so as to build digital trust and protect the country’s prosperous development in the digital era, thus contributing to successfully completing the national digital transformation.

By 2025, Vietnam will prevent, deter and eliminate all illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing activities so as to lift the “yellow card” imposed by the European Commission on the country’s seafood industry, according to the Scheme on IUU fishing prevention and control through 2025 approved by the Prime Minister under Decision 1077/QD-TTg.

Foreign non-governmental organizations wishing to obtain operation registration certificates in Vietnam are required to provide detailed information about their tentative programs, projects and non-project activities to support the country’s development and provide humanitarian aid in the country in three years to come.

From now to early 2025, ministries and ministerial-level agencies will have to reduce at least 20 percent of internal administrative procedures applied by state administrative agencies and under their management and cut at least 20 percent of administrative procedure compliance costs.

The Prime Minister on September 14 approved the Scheme on public communication about human rights in Vietnam in the 2023-28 period, aiming to improve public awareness and knowledge about human rights as well as Vietnam’s reputation in the field of human rights in the region and the world.

The Ministry of Finance has recently issued a legal document to specify cases in which insurers are not responsible for paying compensation for losses arising in construction investment activities.

Vietnam will strive to reduce methane emissions by at least 30 percent by 2030 compared to the 2020 level, according to Prime Minister Decision 942/QD-TTg, which approves the action plan on reduction of methane emissions through 2030.