Vietnam's To Lam Calls for Full Review of the 2013 Constitution Ahead of Possible Comprehensive Amendments
Hanoi — Vietnam's Communist Party General Secretary and President To Lam has called for a thorough review and assessment of how the 2013 Constitution has been implemented, to provide a basis for studying and proposing comprehensive amendments to it, VnExpress reported on November 6.
To Lam said the review should systematically assess the constitution's achievements and shortcomings in practice and serve as the foundation for the next step of research and proposals. No specific clauses or timetable for any amendments have been announced.
Vietnam's current constitution was adopted in 2013 and was partially amended in 2025, including for streamlining the state apparatus. If the comprehensive-amendment study proceeds, it would be Vietnam's largest constitutional revision effort in more than a decade; further steps rest with the National Assembly and official bodies. (Source: VnExpress)
Source: VnExpress
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