Hanoi: Over the past six months, the National Assembly (NA) has made progress in implementing a digital parliament model and integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into its operations, achieving encouraging initial results, said Chairman Tran Thanh Man while chairing a conference on the topic in Hanoi on June 25. The leader expressed confidence that the NA will soon apply AI and digital transformation more broadly, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of its legislative, supreme supervision, and decision-making functions on critical national matters.
According to Vietnam News Agency, Chairman Tran Thanh Man emphasized the importance of adopting AI and digital transformation in the NA’s functions. He highlighted that these technological advancements are crucial for modernizing the legislative body’s operations and improving its efficiency in handling national issues. The chairman’s remarks underline a commitment to leveraging technology to bolster the NA’s role in governance and oversight.
The conference held in Hanoi served as a platform for discussing strategies to incorporate AI and digital tools into the NA’s processes. By doing so, the NA aims to increase transparency, streamline decision-making, and enhance its supervisory capabilities. The progress made in the past six months reflects a strategic move towards a more technology-driven approach in parliamentary functions, setting a precedent for legislative bodies worldwide.