The questioning will center on two key areas: finance, and science and technology. The primary respondents will be Minister of Finance Ngo Van Tuan and Minister of Science and Technology Vu Hai Quan.
Minister Tuan is expected to address four groups of issues. They include the disbursement of public investment capital; the efficiency of mobilizing, allocating, and utilizing Official Development Assistance (ODA) and concessional loans; tax management regarding e-commerce, digital platform-based business, and foreign service providers; and economic growth, the investment climate, and challenges faced by enterprises, business households, and individual business operators.
Minister Quan will address three groups of issues. They are the implementation of tasks under Resolution No. 57, including the promotion of research and development in strategic technologies; the advancement of digital transformation in state management; and the management, development, and application of artificial intelligence (AI), while ensuring information safety and security throughout the research, development, and deployment of AI.
Following the responses from the two ministers, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung is scheduled to address questions from National Assembly deputies on Thursday afternoon.
Nguyen Thi Viet Nga, Deputy Head of the National Assembly Delegation of Hai Phong City, said topics chosen for Q&A session are relevant to the concerns of deputies and voters alike.
“Regarding finance, the question is how to effectively balance resources—between central and local levels, and between funding for social welfare policies and investment for development. These are significant, macro-level issues that require careful budgetary allocation and flexible management by the Ministry of Finance. The Minister of Science and Technology is set to address matters concerning the development and application of science and technology, as well as key policies in this sector, so that science and technology truly become a key to open a new phase of national development,” Nga said.
