HANOI — In a key institutional step for Vietnam’s legislative branch, the country’s National Assembly formally elected Tran Thanh Man to the position of chairman on Monday, according to state sources. The election, which took place in the Vietnamese capital, marks a new leadership appointment for the country’s top lawmaking body. The announcement of the outcome was updated on April 6, 2026, confirming the result of the vote held by the legislative assembly. As the chairman of the National Assembly, Tran Thanh Man will lead the body’s legislative work, oversee its operational agenda, and fulfill the core constitutional responsibilities associated with the role. This leadership transition aligns with Vietnam’s established legislative governance procedures, bringing a new presiding officer to the national legislature that shapes the country’s policy and legal framework.