Politics · Vietnam Bureau
Vietnam urged to bolster female lawmakers' legislative influence
A newly established parliamentary group with 150 members is tasked with strengthening the role of female National Assembly deputies in shaping national policies and maintaining voter engagement.
LSN Vietnam ·
A parliamentary group dedicated to supporting female legislators has been formally established to enhance women's participation in Vietnam's legislative process and policy development. Created under Resolution No. 273/NQ-UBTVQH16 by the National Assembly Standing Committee on May 26, 2026, the organization encompasses 150 members working to amplify the voice of female deputies in national governance.
The group's leadership structure includes a standing board of nine members, comprising one chairwoman, seven vice chairwomen, and one secretary. This composition reflects efforts to ensure robust representation and operational capacity within the newly formed body.
Official calls have emphasized the importance of female lawmakers strengthening their legislative impact while maintaining closer connections with voters. The group is expected to facilitate dialogue between female deputies and their constituents, ensuring that women's perspectives inform major policy decisions affecting national development.
The establishment of this dedicated parliamentary group represents a strategic initiative to leverage female lawmakers' contributions to Vietnam's legislative agenda. By providing a coordinated platform, the organization aims to address challenges specific to women's representation and enhance their effectiveness in the National Assembly's work.