Vietnam’s National Assembly convened on August 4th to discuss draft legislation concerning the prevention of weapons of mass destruction and amendments to nine laws related to military and national defense. During the session, Defense Minister General Phan Van Giang noted significant public interest in military service. He reported that many families actively encourage their children to participate in military service as a means of character development and discipline. This sentiment highlights a positive perception of the armed forces and a desire among citizens for national contribution. The discussions underscore the government's ongoing efforts to strengthen national defense capabilities and legal frameworks. The legislation aims to address evolving security challenges and modernize Vietnam’s military policies. Further debate and revisions are expected before the bills are finalized.