Command Vietnam
Sunday, June 20th, 2010Does anyone know Vietnam's governemnt tree?
Im doing a project (not school or anything like that) and I need to know the people in charge of Vietnam (i.e. president, co-president, first in command, etc) from the most important to the lower government (local gov. and whatnot.
Its probably different from other countires because its a communist, right?
President--Nguyen Minh Triet
Vice president: Nguyễn Thị Doan
Prime Minister--Nguyen Tan Dung
National Assembly Chairman--Nguyen Phu Trong
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs--Pham Gia Khiem
Ambassador to the United States--Le Cong Phung
Ambassador to the United Nations--Le Luong Minh
General Secretary of CPV Central Committee, 10th Party Congress--Nong Duc Manh
Minister of Public Security--Le Hong Anh
Prime Minister--Nguyen Tan Dung
State President--Nguyen Minh Triet
Standing Secretariat Member--Truong Tan Sang
National Assembly Chairman--Nguyen Phu Trong
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs--Pham Gia Khiem
Minister of Defense, General Chief of Staff--Phung Quang Thanh
Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman, Party Internal Affairs Commission--Truong Vinh Trong
Secretary of HCMC Party's Committee--Le Thanh Hai
Standing Deputy Prime Minister--Nguyen Sinh Hung
Secretary of Hanoi Party's Committee--Pham Quang Nghi
Chairman, Party Organization and Personnel Commission--Ho Duc Viet
Chairman, Party Control Commission--Nguyen Van Chi
Chairman, Party Education and Propaganda Commission--To Huy Rua
The Vietnamese Government still holds a tight rein over major sectors of the economy through large state-owned enterprises and the banking system but the economy is open to all types of economic factors. They are a Socialist Republic governed by the Communist Party.