Re-elected NA chairman's biography

Nguyen Van An was re-elected chairman of Vietnam's National Assembly (eleventh Legislature). Following is his brief biography:

Nguyen Van An was born on October 1, 1937 into a poor peasant family in My Tan commune, Nam Dinh city, capital of the same province. He was a former worker at a power plant in Hanoi.

Mr An participated in the revolutionary movement from June 1954 and joined the Communist Party of Vietnam on August 14, 1959.

President Tran Duc Luong vows to strive for national prosperity

Newly re-elected President Tran Duc Luong has vowed to work closely with the National Assembly and the government to make Vietnam's internal and external policies a success.

"In my position, I pledge to uphold my sense of responsibility and work together with the National Assembly's Standing Committee, the government and other agencies and organisations to carry out successfully the country's internal and external policies as well as to ensure national defence and security in line with the Party's guidelines, meeting the people's aspiration."

NA's activities in building law-governed State: Party leader

Speech of Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh at the Opening section of the National Assembly 11th tenure.

Building a socialist law-governed State

The Ninth National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam affirmed that building a socialist law-governed State of the people, by the people and for the people under the leadership of the Party is a basic, strategic and long-term task in the process of implementing socio-economic targets set for the 2001-2010 period.

Inflation kept at 2.9% in first half of 2002

Vietnam succeeded in keeping inflation at 2.9% in the first half of this year, the government reported at its regular meeting in Hanoi on July 21.

Meanwhile, the banking system was able to mobilise enough capital for supply to key projects and for development of production and trade.

The government attributed these achievements to its correct monetary policies and efforts to strengthen the banking sector.

First day of eleventh National Assemble

The first session of the eleventh National Assembly opened at 8.45am at Ba Dinh Hall in Hanoi on July 19 with the participation of 498 newly-elected deputies.

Chairman of the tenth National Assembly Nguyen Van An delivered the opening speech.

General Secretary stressed unified leadership

Ha Noi, July 15 (VNA) -- General Secretary Nong Duc Manh of the Communist Party of Viet Nam Central Committee (CPV CC) has affirmed important contributions made by the Party's organisational and personnel work to the national renewal process.

Addressing the closing session of the CPV CC's sixth plenum in Ha Noi on Monday he said the important renewal achievements recorded by Viet Nam were largely a result of the Party's effective organisational and personnel work, all the more remarkable considering recent complicated developments in the country and the world.

Party Central Committe closes sixth plenum

Ha Noi, July 15 (VNA) -- The sixth plenum of the Communist Party of Viet Nam Central Committee (CPVCC), ninth tenure, was closed in Ha Noi, July 15, after ten days of sitting.

VN strictly observes Int'l convention on civil, political rights


July 15 (VNA) -- Viet Nam has strictly exercised its commitments to the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights, Deputy Justice Minister Ha Hung Cuong has told the UN Human Rights Committee.

Speaking at the 75th session of the committee in Geneva last week, the Vietnamese official noted that Viet Nam has paid great attention to building a law-governed state, perfecting the legal framework, strengthening the effectiveness of institutions and carrying out necessary measures to ensure the exercise of human rights by the Vietnamese people.

FM Spokeswoman rejects slanders on human rights in Vietnam

MOFA'S SPOKESWOMAN PHAN THUY THANH answer question from AFP on July 9th, 2002 on Vietnam reaction to the 8 July 2002 denouncements by " the Vietnamese Committee for Defence of Human Rights" in Geneva of "systematic violations" of civil and political rights in Vietnam?

Answer:

We absolutely reject these slanders.

Vietnam Airlines opens three more int'l air routes

Ha Noi, June 27 (VNA) -- Since early this year, Viet Nam Airlines has opened three more direct international air routes linking Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) to Tokyo, Ha Noi to Tokyo, and HCMC/Ha Noi to Moscow.

Viet Nam Airlines' new Ha Noi-Tokyo route will be officially inaugurated at the Noi Bai International Airport on June 29.

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