Rapid and sustainable development of agriculture, farmers, and rural areas promoted for a prosperous and happy nation in the new period
Member of the Party Central Committee, Minister of Agriculture and Ru-ral Development
Communist Review - Vietnam boasts many advantages in agricul-tural development. The Communist Party of Vietnam and the State are always attuned to boosting agriculture and rural development and have adopted orientations and policies to do so. As a result, the agricultural sector has recorded relatively high growth over recent years; the rural economy is advancing while increasing added values and multi-value integration and enhancing industrial and rural ser-vice development; rural infrastructure has been strengthened; and the material and spiritual lives of rural people are improving day by day.
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Digital transformation in the banking sector: Adaptation and development in the current context
First Deputy Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam
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Soft power in international relations and Vietnam’s soft power in the new period
Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam
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10 years of implementing the Politburo’s Resolution 22-NQ/TW on international integration: Looking back to move forward
Former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
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National Assembly’s foreign affairs promoted to aid Party’s external relations and State diplomacy in the new context
Member of the Party Central Committee, member of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee, Chairman of the National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs Committee
The relationship between the State, the market, and society in the management of social development: Issues facing the development of a digital society in line with the spirit of the 13th National Party Congress
Party Central Committee member, Secretary of Ninh Binh province’s Party Committee, former Editor-in-Chief of Communist Review
Communist Review- After 37 years of renewal, Vietnam has shifted its social development management (coupled with the centrally planned economy) to a model that involves multiple resources and actors, including the State, the market, and society. As a result, only when the relationship between the State, the market, and society is appropriately managed, can each stakeholder bring their role into full play and complement the other to promote social advancement.
10 years of implementing the Politburo’s Resolution 22-NQ/TW on international integration: Looking back to move forward
Former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
Communist Review - On March 10, 2013, the Politburo issued Resolution 22-NQ/TW on "International integration." After 10 years, it is necessary to conduct a comprehensive review of the implementation of the Resolution and draw lessons for the next phase to aid Vietnam’s extensive regional and international integration.
Digital transformation in the banking sector: Adaptation and development in the current context
First Deputy Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam
Communist Review - The Party and the State have determined that the banking sector needs to take the lead in the digital transformation process. In line with Party and State policies and orientations, the banking sector has worked diligently on comprehensive digital transformation across multiple aspects and has achieved encouraging results. However, the sector needs to implement new solutions to achieve the set objectives, maintain its pioneering position in the digital transformation journey, and contribute to the acceleration of national digital transformation towards a digital government, digital economy, and digital society.
Refining policy for intellectuals in science and technology: Current state and some key solutions
Ministry of Science and Technology
Communist Review - The 13th National Party Congress defined development and innovation in science and technology as strategic breakthroughs, especially given the robust Fourth Industrial Revolution worldwide. As science and technology specialists serve as the nucleus of this process, there is an urgent need to fine-tune policy for this workforce in the coming period.
Soft power in international relations and Vietnam’s soft power in the new period
Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam
Communist Review - As global integration increases, understanding and empathy between nations have become essential, requiring countries to apply more flexible and effective tools to international relations to achieve their goals. The concept of soft power is becoming increasingly popular and is employed by many countries around the world, including Vietnam.
MEGA STORY
- Rapid and sustainable development of agriculture, farmers, and rural areas promoted for a prosperous and happy nation in the new period
- Efforts intensified to research, develop and fine-tune theories on safeguarding national security in the new era
- Achievements in the development of the socialist-oriented market economy in Vietnam over more than 35 years of renewal
