Việt Nam’s Ministry of Justice has signed cooperation agreements with China to study its model of a socialist rule-of-law state, focusing specifically on the Central Comprehensive Law-Based Governance Commission.

Latest Developments: The justice ministries of both nations signed several cooperation documents on April 15, during high-level talks held as part of President Tô Lâm’s ongoing state visit to Beijing.

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Tô Lâm Visits Beijing, Seeks to Learn China’s “Rule by Law” Model

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