According to Mr. Long, nearly 100% of the fishing vessels have been equipped with cruise monitoring devices. "The EC appreciates Vietnam's commitment, political determination and efforts to combat IUU fishing. The government and the Prime Minister will continue to direct ministries, sectors, and localities to seriously implement measures, and continue to lobby EC members to support the early removal of the yellow card for Vietnam,” said Mr. Long.

Deputy Prime Minister Long said that the government will focus on improving the quality of tourism, strengthen regional links, and connect tourism and other industries in the development value chain, striving to welcome 18 million foreign visitors this year.

Answering questions about solutions to prevent cybercrime and high-tech crimes, Minister of Public Security Luong Tam Quang said that the Ministry of Public Security will sign the UN International Cybercrime Agreement and deploy specific solutions to deal with global cybercrimes:

“We will continue to enhance the application of citizens' electronic identification accounts. It’s the ID card in the cyberspace when participating in state management activities to limit anonymity and frauds. We will also connect with the national population database to promptly authenticate information, clean bank accounts, and prevent high-tech crimes. Finally, the Ministry of Public Security is strengthening the capacity of the cyber security force to combat high-tech crimes,” Quang said.

At the Q&A session, Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Long and cabinet members answered many questions related to policies to attract talented people to state agencies, the arrangement of the administrative agencies in the 2023-2025 period, and the effectiveness of state management in fire prevention and control.

The National Assembly Standing Committee will issue a Resolution on the Q&A session.