Vietnam’s parliament elected army general Luong Cuong as the new state president, marking a significant move to restore stability after a period of political upheaval. The 67-year-old Cuong succeeds To Lam, who briefly held the presidency before assuming the more powerful role of party chief following the death of general secretary Nguyen Phu Trong in July.
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Why in the news? | Vietnam’s parliament elected army general Luong Cuong as the new state president |
Reason for Election | Aimed to restore stability after political upheaval, including high-level departures and reshuffles. |
Predecessor | Cuong succeeds To Lam, who briefly held the presidency before becoming the party chief after Nguyen Phu Trong’s death. |
Significance of Election | Seen as a move to stabilize the political landscape after a challenging period of leadership changes. |
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