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Senior Communist Party official urges policy focus on Da Nang growth
A top Vietnamese Communist Party leader has called for more effective implementation of policies and improved legislation to support sustainable development in Da Nang. The push for innovation in lawmaking comes as the country prepares for the second session of its 16th National Assembly.
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Tran Cam Tu, a Politburo member and Standing Member of the Communist Party of Vietnam's Central Committee Secretariat, outlined the need for legislative reform during a voter engagement session in Da Nang on October 12. Speaking with constituents across five wards including Hai Chau, Hoa Cuong, Thanh Khe, An Hai and Son Tra, he emphasized that upcoming legislative efforts must extend beyond regulatory functions.
Cam Tu stressed that new laws should actively facilitate economic development, eliminate structural barriers, and release untapped resources while protecting citizens' rights and interests. His remarks reflect broader efforts within Vietnam's leadership to ensure the legal framework supports the country's development agenda.
Da Nang, Vietnam's largest port city and a key economic hub, has emerged as a focal point for the government's growth strategy. The city has recently been recognized for its emerging start-up ecosystem and efforts to position itself as a global metropolitan center, making effective policy implementation particularly critical for its trajectory.