HANOI, March 23 (Reuters) – Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party started a week-long meeting on Monday that is set to make key state and government personnel decisions, the government said.
The plenum is widely expected to nominate the country’s top leadership posts for the next five years, including prime minister, state president and National Assembly chair. Party chief To Lam is widely expected to be nominated as state president.
Vietnam’s Communist Party Meets, With New State Leaders Set to Be Nominated
