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|name              = Trần Liễng Tâm Han
|native_name        = 陳聯心𧄊
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|office            = Prime Minister of Quenmin
|office            = Prime Minister of Quenmin
|term_start        = 7 November 2016
|term_start        = 7 November 2016
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|term_end          = 5 November 2021
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|predecessor2      =  [[Nguyễn Công Thịnh]]
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|office3            =  38th Governor of Kon Yên
|office3            =  Member of the [[Supreme Assembly (Quenmin)|Supreme Assembly]] for [[Cái Nước constituency|Cái Nước]]
|term_start3        =  15 September 2009
|term_start3        =  12 June 2012
|term_end3          =  22 October 2014
|term_end3          =  4 July 2016
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|alongside3        =  [[Thạch Liễng Hiều]]
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|successor3         = [[Nguyễn Ðức Huy]]
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|predecessor3      =  Thạch Thịnh Sáng
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|term_start4        =  12 June 2012
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|office5            = Lạc Hiếu Vỵ Professor of Political Science at the [[University of Ai Thanh]]
|office5            = Lạc Hiếu Vỵ Professor of Political Science at the [[University of Ai Thanh]]
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|term_start5        = 2022
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|predecessor5      = Nguyễn Trúc Nhất
|predecessor5      = Nguyễn Trúc Nhất
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|birth_place        = Đính Trang, [[Kon Yên Province]], [[Quenmin]]
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* [[Labor Party (Quenmin)|Labor Party]]
* [[Labor Party (Quenmin)|Labor Party]]
* [[Green Environmental Party]]
* [[Green Environmental Party]]
* [[Yellow Party]]
* [[Yellow Dragon Party]]
* [[Blue Unicorn Party]]
* [[Blue Unicorn Party]]
* [[Nationalist Party (Quenmin)|Nationalist Party]]
* [[Nationalist Party (Quenmin)|Nationalist Party]]
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|alma_mater        = [[University of Ai Thanh]] (B.S.)<br/>[[Minh Vuong University]] (M.D.)
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'''Trần Liễng Tâm Han''' <small>[[Order of the Pentacolored Dragon|MXRNM]] [[Order of the Blue Tortoise and a Thousand Scrolls|HBLRC]] [[Order of the Royal and Imperial Crown of Quenmin|GOCQ]] [[Natechun Party|KLQ]]</small> (30 November 1967) is a [[Quenmin]]ese politician who served as the 18th [[Prime Minister of Quenmin]], [[Supreme Assembly (Quenmin)|Assemblymember]] for [[Cái Nước (constituency)|Cái Nước]], the 38th Governor of Kon Yên Province, and continues to serve as General Secretary of the [[Natechun Party]]. Han is also the incumbent Lạc Hiếu Vỵ Professor of Political Science at the [[University of Ai Thanh]]. She is the second woman and the first technocrat to be head of government.
'''Prof. Dr. Trần Liễng Tâm Han''' <small>[[Sacred Lotus Order|STL]]</small> (November 30, 1972) is a [[Quenmin]]ese politician who is currently serving as [[Prime Minister of Quenmin|18th Prime Minister of Quenmin]] and the Lạc Hiếu Vỵ Professor of Political Science in her ''{{wp|alma mater}}'', the [[University of Ai Thanh]], and who formerly served as the 38th Governor of Kon Yên Province. Known for her benevolent and progressive policies, she was made the candidate of the [[Natechun Party]] for the office of [[Prime Minister of Quenmin|Prime Minister]].
 
Han was born in 1967 to Trần Liễng Chánh, who was a former Assemblymember for the [[Yellow Dragon Party]], and Ngô Thị Kiếu, a businesswoman in the [[Luong Siblings Group]]. She developed an interest for political science during the last years in high school, and attained her bachelor's degree in the field at the University of Ai Thanh. She worked as a political analyst for the Yellow Dragon Party, before switching to the [[Natechun Party]] after finding attraction towards [[Letrinhism]] and their {{wp|big-tent}} alignment. After obtaining her master's at [[Minh Vuong University]], Han rose to become one the highest-ranking members of the Party. She then ran for governor in [[Kon Yên Province]] and served diligently from 2007 to 2011. From the [[Quenminese general election, 2012|2012 general election]], Han served as Assemblymember from 2012 to 2016, and during this tenure, she was made General Secretary of the Natechun Party. After the [[Quenmiense general election, 2016|2016 general election]] observed Natechun obtaining more seats in the Supreme Assembly, Han was nominated by her party for prime minister, and took office on 3 November 2016.
 
Her term is marked by a string of political and economic reforms and measures that are integral to her Letrinhist-influenced [[Sự Một Initiative]], which introduced technocratic elements into the government and economic planning. Example legislations include the [[Government Structural Reform Act of 2016]], which reorganized the government structure into the [[Seven Committee Model]]; the [[University Constituency Act of 2017]], which established selected universities as new political constituencies; and the [[Economic Oversight Act of 2016]], which granted more government observation and control over the economy while maintaining a free market. Her government observed GDP growth ranging in between 1.7% to 2.5%, despite being rocked by the [[2020 Quenminese stock market crash]] that witnessed unemployment rise from 3.4% to 5.1%. She also implemented a disaster relief program for the victims and infrastructure affected by [[2019 Haigia explosions]], and promoted progressivism in social and technological areas; one example being new policies for the [[National Smart City Program]]. Despite receiving warm reception for her policies, Han was often criticized by Assemblymembers for blocking opinions on domestic and foreign policies from members of the [[Yellow Dragon Party]], [[Blue Unicorn Party]], and the [[Nationalist Party]], most vocally by their classical liberal and neoconservative wings. She was also lambasted by the same members for the legalization of marijuana in the [[Marijuana Trade Act]], and the slow and cautious response to the aftermath of the 2020 stock market crash. When the Nationalist Party overtook the seats the [[Quenminese general election, 2022|2022 general election]], Han stepped down from her office, and continued to serve at the University of Ai Thanh.
 
Relatively high public opinion was offered to Han, with most of the public and her supporters commending her for her innovative and progressive mindset. Criticisms formed toward her mostly indicated her expert-oriented judgements within her cabinet and her handling of the 2020 economic decline and increased unemployment.  
 
==Background==
==Background==
Tâm Han was born to Trần Liễng Chánh, who was a former Member of Parliament for the [[Yellow Dragon Party]], and Ngô Thị Kiếu, a businesswoman in the [[Luong Siblings Group]].


==Political Career==
==Political Career==
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==Personal Life==
==Personal Life==
==Awards and honors==
===Civil honors===
* [[File:Vietnam Kim Khanh Decoration ribbon-Second Class.svg|100px]] Turquoise Kim Khanh of the ''Ancient, Most Exalted, and Most Auspicious'' Order of the Pentacolored Dragon
* [[File:Sultan Abu Bakar Coronation Medal ribbon.gif|100px]] Knight Grand Bai of the ''Most Exalted and Honourable'' Order of the Blue Tortoise and a Thousand Scrolls
* [[File:VPD National Order of Vietnam - Grand Officer BAR.svg|100px]] Grand Officer of the ''Most Admirable'' Order of the Royal and Imperial Crown of Quenmin
* [[File:Vietnam Administrative Service Medal ribbon-First Class.svg|100px]] Administrative Service Medal, First Class
* [[File:Vietnam Administrative Service Medal ribbon-Second Class.svg|100px]] Administrative Service Medal, Second Class

Latest revision as of 07:46, 22 January 2023

Her Excellency Dr. rer. pol.
Trần Liễng Tâm Han
MXRNM HBLRC GOCQ KLQ
TranLiengTamHan-1.png
18th Prime Minister of Quenmin
In office
7 November 2016 – 5 November 2021
MonarchLành Chinh
Vice PMLê Thúc Bảo
Preceded byNgô Sáng Hiếu
Succeeded byQuyền Phương Nghi
General Secretary of the Natechun Party
Assumed office
13 November 2014
DeputyVĩnh Minh Quan
Preceded byNguyễn Công Thịnh
Member of the Supreme Assembly for Cái Nước
In office
12 June 2012 – 4 July 2016
Prime MinisterNgô Sáng Hiếu
Preceded byCao Vương Gia
Succeeded byNguyễn Ðức Huy
Majority60.5%
38th Governor of Kon Yên
In office
15 September 2007 – 20 June 2011
DeputyVĩnh Minh Quan
Preceded byThạch Thịnh Sáng
Succeeded byNgô Bảo Đính
Lạc Hiếu Vỵ Professor of Political Science at the University of Ai Thanh
Assumed office
2022
Preceded byNguyễn Trúc Nhất
Personal details
Born (1967-11-30) 30 November 1967 (age 56)
Đính Trang, Kon Yên Province, Quenmin
Political partyNatechun Party
Other political
affiliations
SpouseLiễu Thắng Cuòng
ChildrenLiễu Thắng Huệ
Alma materUniversity of Ai Thanh (B.S.)
Minh Vuong University (M.D.)
OccupationPolitician, College Professor
CabinetTrần Liễng
SignatureTrần Liễng Tâm Han's signature

Trần Liễng Tâm Han MXRNM HBLRC GOCQ KLQ (30 November 1967) is a Quenminese politician who served as the 18th Prime Minister of Quenmin, Assemblymember for Cái Nước, the 38th Governor of Kon Yên Province, and continues to serve as General Secretary of the Natechun Party. Han is also the incumbent Lạc Hiếu Vỵ Professor of Political Science at the University of Ai Thanh. She is the second woman and the first technocrat to be head of government.

Han was born in 1967 to Trần Liễng Chánh, who was a former Assemblymember for the Yellow Dragon Party, and Ngô Thị Kiếu, a businesswoman in the Luong Siblings Group. She developed an interest for political science during the last years in high school, and attained her bachelor's degree in the field at the University of Ai Thanh. She worked as a political analyst for the Yellow Dragon Party, before switching to the Natechun Party after finding attraction towards Letrinhism and their big-tent alignment. After obtaining her master's at Minh Vuong University, Han rose to become one the highest-ranking members of the Party. She then ran for governor in Kon Yên Province and served diligently from 2007 to 2011. From the 2012 general election, Han served as Assemblymember from 2012 to 2016, and during this tenure, she was made General Secretary of the Natechun Party. After the 2016 general election observed Natechun obtaining more seats in the Supreme Assembly, Han was nominated by her party for prime minister, and took office on 3 November 2016.

Her term is marked by a string of political and economic reforms and measures that are integral to her Letrinhist-influenced Sự Một Initiative, which introduced technocratic elements into the government and economic planning. Example legislations include the Government Structural Reform Act of 2016, which reorganized the government structure into the Seven Committee Model; the University Constituency Act of 2017, which established selected universities as new political constituencies; and the Economic Oversight Act of 2016, which granted more government observation and control over the economy while maintaining a free market. Her government observed GDP growth ranging in between 1.7% to 2.5%, despite being rocked by the 2020 Quenminese stock market crash that witnessed unemployment rise from 3.4% to 5.1%. She also implemented a disaster relief program for the victims and infrastructure affected by 2019 Haigia explosions, and promoted progressivism in social and technological areas; one example being new policies for the National Smart City Program. Despite receiving warm reception for her policies, Han was often criticized by Assemblymembers for blocking opinions on domestic and foreign policies from members of the Yellow Dragon Party, Blue Unicorn Party, and the Nationalist Party, most vocally by their classical liberal and neoconservative wings. She was also lambasted by the same members for the legalization of marijuana in the Marijuana Trade Act, and the slow and cautious response to the aftermath of the 2020 stock market crash. When the Nationalist Party overtook the seats the 2022 general election, Han stepped down from her office, and continued to serve at the University of Ai Thanh.

Relatively high public opinion was offered to Han, with most of the public and her supporters commending her for her innovative and progressive mindset. Criticisms formed toward her mostly indicated her expert-oriented judgements within her cabinet and her handling of the 2020 economic decline and increased unemployment.

Background

Political Career

Governor of Kon Yên

Prime Minister

Personal Life

Awards and honors

Civil honors

  • Vietnam Kim Khanh Decoration ribbon-Second Class.svg Turquoise Kim Khanh of the Ancient, Most Exalted, and Most Auspicious Order of the Pentacolored Dragon
  • Sultan Abu Bakar Coronation Medal ribbon.gif Knight Grand Bai of the Most Exalted and Honourable Order of the Blue Tortoise and a Thousand Scrolls
  • VPD National Order of Vietnam - Grand Officer BAR.svg Grand Officer of the Most Admirable Order of the Royal and Imperial Crown of Quenmin
  • Vietnam Administrative Service Medal ribbon-First Class.svg Administrative Service Medal, First Class
  • Vietnam Administrative Service Medal ribbon-Second Class.svg Administrative Service Medal, Second Class
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