Vietnam Chiefs of State - 2004

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SOURCE: 2004 CIA WORLD FACTBOOK

General Secretary, Communist Party of Vietnam	Nong Duc Manh,
President	Tran Duc Luong,
Vice President	Truon My Hoa,
Prime Minister	Phan Van Khai,
First Dep. Prime Min.	Nguyen Tan Dung,
Dep. Prime Min.	Vu Khoan,
Dep. Prime Min.	Pham Gia Khiem,
Min. of Agriculture & Rural Development
Min. of Construction	Nguyen Hong Quan,
Min. of Culture & Information	Pham Quang Nghi,
Min. of Education & Training	Nguyen Minh Hien,
Min. of Finance	Nguyen Sinh Hung,
Min. of Fisheries	Ta Quang Ngoc,
Min. of Foreign Affairs	Nguyen Dy Nien,
Min. of Home Affairs	Do Quang Trung,
Min. of Industry	Hoang Trung Hai,
Min. of Justice	Uong Chu Luu,
Min. of Labor, War Invalids, & Social Welfare	Nguyen Thi Hang,
Min. of National Defense	Pham Van Tra, Sr. Lt. Gen.
Min. of Natural Resources & Environment	Mai Ai Truc,
Min. of Planning & Investment	Vo Hong Phuc,
Min. of Posts, Telecommunications, & Technology	Do Trung Ta,
Min. of Public Health	Tran Thi Trung Chien, M.D.
Min. of Public Security	Le Hong Anh,
Min. of Science & Technology	Hoang Van Phong,
Min. of Trade	Truong Dinh Tuyen,
Min. of Transportation & Communications	Dao Dinh Binh,
Chmn., National Assembly	Nguyen Van An,
Chmn., State Ethnic Minorities Ctte.	Ksor Phuoc,
Chmn., State Inspection Ctte.	Quach Le Thanh,
Chmn., State Population, Family and Children	Le Thi Thu,
Chmn., State Sports, & Physical Training Affairs Ctte.	Nguyen Danh Thai,
Chmn., Govt. Office	Doan Manh Giao,
Governor, State Bank	Le Duc Thuy,
Chief, People's Army of Vietnam	Phung Quang Thanh, Lt. Gen.
Ambassador to the US	Nguyen Tam Chien,
Permanent Representative to the UN New York	Nguyen Thanh Chau ,

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