Politburo’s Resolution No. 59 marks new stage in CPV’s thinking on foreign affairs and international integration
Communist Review - International integration is an objective trend of our time. Throughout its 95 years of leading the revolution and 80 years of guiding national construction and development, particularly during the 40 years of implementing the Doi Moi (Renewal) process, the Communist Party of Vietnam has consistently upheld the principle of combining national strength with the strength of the times. The Party has gradually developed, supplemented and refined its theoretical thinking on foreign affairs and international integration in line with regional and global developments, as well as the requirements of national development, the protection of national independence and sovereignty, and the safeguarding of national security.
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Vietnam’s position and strength in international integration over 40 years of renewal
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Enhancing the effectiveness of multilateral diplomacy to better protect human rights amid deepening international integration.
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Strengthening close relationship between Party and people in new era
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Vietnam’s cultural sector - 80 years under Party’s leadership
Party inspection and supervision amid payroll streamlining and three-tier government model implementation
Communist Review - The current three-tier government organisational model (central - provincial - communal) and the policy of payroll streamlining constitute an important reform step aimed at building a streamlined political system apparatus operating with high performance, efficiency and effectiveness. However, this also poses new challenges for Party inspection and supervision work. Therefore, Party inspection and supervision agencies should change their mindset, improve organisation, apply technology and elevate the strategic level of their operations, thereby successfully fulfilling their tasks in the nation’s new era of development.
Strengthening close relationship between Party and people in new era
Communist Review - Strengthening the close relationship between the Party and the people in the nation’s new era is of great significance. It not only ensures the country's stability and sustainable development, but also contributes to Party building and rectification and to building a clean and strong political system; enhancing the Party’s leadership and governing capacity, as well as its combativeness; improving the State’s management capacity and the effectiveness of national governance; continuously renewing the content and methods of operation of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, its member organisations, and enhancing citizens’ sense of responsibility.
Vietnam’s position and strength in international integration over 40 years of renewal
Communist Review – Over the 40 years of the doi doi (renewal) process, the cause of building and defending the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has achieved tremendous accomplishments of historic significance. The theory of socialism and the path to socialism has become increasingly clear and has been validated in practice. From a poor and backward country, Vietnam has emerged as a nation recognised as a bright spot in the global economy. The country’s stature, potential, position, and international prestige have been increasingly affirmed, thus laying a solid foundation for entering a new stage of development.
Vietnam’s cultural sector - 80 years under Party’s leadership
Communist Review - Over the glorious 80-year journey alongside the nation under the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), the cultural sector has achieved numerous major accomplishments, making important contributions to the cause of national defence, construction and development. At present, the sector continues to promote the spirit of innovation and creativity, striving through concrete action to ensure that culture truly becomes a driving force for socio-economic development, contributing to the building of a strong, prosperous, and happy country in the new era.
Enhancing the effectiveness of multilateral diplomacy to better protect human rights amid deepening international integration.
Communist Review - Multilateral diplomacy has become one of the pillars of Vietnam’s foreign policy, contributing to safeguarding national interests, enhancing the country’s standing, promoting social progress and sustainable development. Since 2016, Vietnam has made clear advances in multilateral diplomacy in a spirit of respect, dialogue and cooperation in order to better ensure and protect human rights.
