Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Vietnam Confirms New Deputy Prime Ministers and Ministers
Vietnam's government has added some new leaders.
The country's lawmaking body, the National Assembly, approved two new deputy prime ministers and three ministers.
This means more people are helping to run the country.
The appointments happened on Saturday.
The National Assembly is also in the middle of its final meeting of the year, which started on Monday and ends on December 11.
This is happening before a big meeting of the Communist Party in January.
At that meeting, leaders will decide how the country will be run for the next five years and will choose new leaders.
Vietnam’s National Assembly confirmed the appointments of new deputy prime ministers and ministers.
Two new deputy prime ministers were appointed.
Three new ministers were appointed.
The National Assembly also confirmed appointments for foreign affairs, agriculture, and home affairs ministers.
The appointments precede a Communist Party congress in January.
- Who
- Vietnam's National Assembly
- What
- Confirmed the appointments of new deputy prime ministers and ministers
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Vietnam
- Why
- The appointments precede a Communist Party congress in January that will define the country’s strategies and policies for the next five years.
- Event
- Confirmation of appointments
- Deputy Prime Ministers Appointed
- 2
- Ministers Appointed
- 3
- National Assembly Session Start Date
- Monday
- National Assembly Session End Date
- December 11