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Vietnam President Discusses Draft Postal and Measurement Laws

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On October 17, 2026, Tô Lâm spoke with a delegation from the National Assembly in Hà Nội. He discussed two draft laws: the amended Law on Postal Services and a draft law amending the Law on Measurement. Tô Lâm noted that these laws address areas of rapid growth where current legal provisions are insufficient to meet socio-economic demands.

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Tô Lâm stressed that the success of laws is measured by smoother goods circulation, reduced operating costs for businesses, and more affordable service prices for citizens. He also stated that measurement inaccuracies can cause economic damage and undermine corporate reputation.

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Who's involved

  • Tô LâmGeneral Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President of Vietnam
  • National AssemblyDelegation from the National Assembly

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    Businesses in Vietnam could see reduced operating costs and smoother goods circulation due to changes in postal and measurement regulations.

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