Education
Thuyết graduated as a linguist from Vietnam University of Social Science and Humanity. He managed to earn a Doctor of Philosophy and served in the university as a professor from 1990 to 2003.
member of the National Assembly of Vietnam
Thuyết graduated as a linguist from Vietnam University of Social Science and Humanity. He managed to earn a Doctor of Philosophy and served in the university as a professor from 1990 to 2003.
Prior to swearing in as a legislator he was also in charge of the Assembly"s Committee of Science, Technology and Environment. He is well known for being outspoken, straightforward and active in Vietnam"s political life, particularly through burning debates in thorny issues in every Assembly’ conference and meeting regarding to law enforcement consequences of the cabinet. In early November 2010 he formally proposed for a temporary Assembly-formed panel to investigate Vinashin shipbuilding group, an economical and political worst-ever scandal which was believed cost the Vietnam economy nearly 80 trillion dong ($50 billion) but got rejected as, according to state media, there are ongoing investigations from associated communist agencies, police and the Central Committee of Supervision.
Soon after the proposal got rejected by the Central Board of National Assembly, there are concerns whether he would suffer from political consequences for his request.
He is a member of Vietnam Communist Party (sworn in since 1991) and currently holds a position as a vice chairman of the "s Culture and Education Committee. In the role of a member of the parliament, Nguyen Minh Thuyet represents for Language Son"s 11th and 12th congressional province since 1997. Besides, he is also a vice chairman of the National Assembly"s Culture and Education Committee.
He is one of the most distinct members of the who strongly objected the controversial economic projects such as Vietnam"s bauxite project in the Central Highlands, plans to build nuclear power plants and an Express Railway connecting Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City.
He has led a call for answers from the communist-driven government since and demanded a vote of no confidence on the Prime Minister Nguyễn Tấn Dũng, who is also a member of the powerful Politfuro Standing Committee.