Southeast Asia Information Port (www.dnyxxg.com) – After twelve years of implementation, the activities of the Vietnam Socialist Republic's Law Day, held annually on November 9th, have become increasingly practical and effective, deeply penetrating social life and benefiting various agencies, organizations, businesses, schools, and the general public.
The ceremony in response to the 2025 Vietnam Socialist Republic Law Day was held on the afternoon of November 7th, 2025, in the hall of the Ministry of Justice, simultaneously broadcast live from 34 provincial and municipal locations, and streamed live on the national legal portal phapluat.gov.vn.
National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man attended and presided over the ceremony. Leaders from the Vietnamese government, departments, provinces, cities, and representatives from various organizations, groups, and associations participated.
To meet the demands for innovative thinking in legislative and law enforcement work, the Vietnam Law Day ceremony was identified as an activity of significant political and legal importance, a highlight of the series of activities in response to Vietnam Law Day, and a contribution to the upcoming 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam.
At the ceremony, the Ministry of Justice will launch the official version of the National Legal Portal. This website will feature many advanced new functions, providing services for individuals and businesses to find legal information and answer legal questions, while also offering timely and effective services for national legislation and law enforcement management in the digital environment.
This also presents an opportunity for every citizen to continue upholding the spirit of the supremacy of the Constitution and the law, building a culture of law-abiding behavior, and achieving the goals of national prosperity, strength, democracy, fairness, and civilization. At the ceremony, the organizing committee will present awards to groups and individuals who have made outstanding contributions to legislation and law enforcement, and will also recognize individuals selected as "Legal Role Models." (End)
