On December 10, 2025, the National Assembly passed the Law on Artificial Intelligence No. 134/2025/QH15 (the AI Law), which takes effect from March 1, 2026. The enactment of the AI Law marks a significant milestone in Viet Nam’s digital technology legal framework, placing country among the few nations that have adopted a comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence (AI). In Legal Newsletter No. 02/2026, NHQuang&Associates would like to introduce a number of notable incentive and support mechanisms under the AI Law that enterprises operating in AI sector may benefit from.
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Seminar “Revising the Law on Capital: Synchronizing institutions and planning to expand development space”
Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang presented noteworthy analyses on the relationship between institutions and planning at the seminar “Revising the Law on Capital: Synchronizing institutions and planning to expand development space” organized by the Ha Noi Press, Radio and Television Authority.
Read moreSpecialized workshop on commercial mediation skills with Lawyer & Mediator Phung Quang Cuong
On March 18, 2026, a professional exchange on commercial mediation skills for Master of Economic Law students at the Foreign Trade University took place, featuring a presentation by Mr. Phung Quang Cuong – Partner of NHQuang&Associates and Mediator of VICMC.
Read moreAmendment to the Law on Capital: A “wave” for the development of cultural industries
As one of the two guest speakers at the seminar “Amendment to the Law on Capital: A “wave” for the development of cultural industries” organized by the Ha Noi Press, Radio and Television Authority, Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang stated that the draft Law on Capital (amended) proposes stronger decentralization of authority to the Ha Noi People’s Council. This decentralization, he noted, would enable Hanoi to enhance its proactiveness and flexibility in governance and policymaking.
Read moreDon’t let newly enacted laws create new bottlenecks
Mr. Nguyen Tien Lap warns that newly issued regulations can unintentionally create economic bottlenecks if drafted and implemented without adequate impact assessment or transition time. Using Decree 46/2026/ND-CP on food safety as an example, he calls for stricter adherence to legislative procedures to avoid new barriers for businesses.
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