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Vietnam Restructures Party and Government Apparatus
The Communist Party of Vietnam has announced a significant restructuring of its organizational apparatus, consolidating several key departments and appointing new leadership. General Secretary To Lam announced the Politburo’s decisions regarding establishing four new departments under the Central Executive Committee and appointing their respective chiefs.
According to the Politburo’s decision, four new Party ministries have been created:
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