Expected details on the number of 16th National Assembly deputies of 34 provinces and cities

According to the Resolution, the total number of National Assembly deputies for the 16th term is 500 people. Of which, the number of delegates in central agencies is 217 delegates (43.4%), the number of delegates in localities is 283 delegates (56.6%).

The appendix of the resolution clearly states the expected structure and composition of the 16th National Assembly Standing Committee in 34 provinces and cities.

Accordingly, Ho Chi Minh City is expected to have the largest number of 16th National Assembly deputies with 38 delegates, of which 17 delegates are expected to be introduced by central agencies and organizations, and 21 delegates are expected to be introduced by local agencies and organizations.

Hanoi is expected to have 32 16th National Assembly deputies, of which 15 deputies are expected to be introduced by central agencies and organizations, and 17 deputies are expected to be introduced by local agencies and organizations.

Meanwhile, An Giang is allocated 3rd place with an expected 21 delegates, of which 10 delegates are introduced by central agencies and organizations, 11 delegates are introduced by local agencies and organizations.

There are 2 localities expected to be allocated 19 delegates, including Hai Phong City and Ninh Binh Province. Both localities are expected to have 9 delegates introduced by central agencies and organizations, and 10 delegates introduced by local agencies and organizations.

4 localities are expected to be allocated with 18 delegates including Dong Nai province, Vinh Long, Dong Thap, Can Tho city. These localities are expected to have 8 delegates introduced by central agencies and organizations, 10 delegates introduced by local agencies and organizations.

The 3 localities are expected to be allocated 17 delegates including Thanh Hoa, Phu Tho and Lam Dong provinces. These localities are expected to have 8 delegates introduced by central agencies and organizations, 9 delegates introduced by local agencies and organizations.

4 localities are expected to be allocated 16 delegates including Nghe An, Gia Lai, Hung Yen, Bac Ninh provinces. These localities are expected to have 7 delegates introduced by central agencies and organizations, 9 delegates introduced by local agencies and organizations.

According to the appendix of the resolution, the two localities are expected to be allocated 15 delegates, including Dak Lak and Tay Ninh provinces. These two localities are expected to have 6 delegates introduced by central agencies and organizations, and 9 delegates introduced by local agencies and organizations.

Da Nang City is expected to be allocated 14 delegates, including 6 delegates introduced by central agencies and organizations, and 8 delegates introduced by local agencies and organizations.

Ca Mau province is expected to be allocated 13 delegates, including 5 delegates introduced by central agencies and organizations, and 8 delegates introduced by local agencies and organizations.

Khanh Hoa province is expected to be allocated 12 delegates, including 5 delegates introduced by central agencies and organizations, and 7 delegates introduced by local agencies and organizations.

Quang Ngai province is expected to be allocated 11 delegates, including 5 delegates introduced by central agencies and organizations, 6 delegates introduced by local agencies and organizations.

The 4 provinces are expected to be allocated 10 delegates including Tuyen Quang, Quang Tri, Lao Cai, Thai Nguyen.

4 provinces and cities are expected to be allocated 9 delegates including Ha Tinh, Quang Ninh, Hue City, Son La and 4 provinces are expected to be allocated 7 delegates including Lang Son, Dien Bien, Cao Bang, Lai Chau.

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