FOREIGN RELATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL INTERGRATION

Cultural diplomacy: Promoting vietnam’s national identity, core values, and image globally in the new era

VU VAN HA

Assoc. Prof., PhD, Member of the Central Theoretical Council, Former Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Communist Review

Communist Review - After four decades of Doi Moi (Renewal) and intensive and extensive international integration, the further promotion of national identity, fine values, and the image of Vietnam, its land and people on the international stage has become a strategic imperative. The Communist Party of Vietnam and the Vietnamese State regard diplomacy as one of the key pillars for safeguarding the Fatherland early and from afar. Within this framework, cultural diplomacy, together with political diplomacy and economic diplomacy, forms three pillars of external relations activities. Cultural diplomacy serves not only as a means of implementing the country's foreign policy but also as a means of promoting national identity, fine values, and the image of Vietnam and its land and people to international friends.

Enhancing the effectiveness of multilateral diplomacy to better protect human rights amid deepening international integration.

LE QUANG BINH *

Vietnam’s defence cooperation and international integration in the era of the nation’s rise

HOANG XUAN CHIEN*

Rising in international integration

PROF., DR. TO LAM

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee

Effectively promoting the resources of overseas Vietnamese to help  achieve national development goals by 2030 in line with the 13th National Party Congress Resolution

NGO HUONG NAM AND ASSOCIATES*

State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese, Ministry of Foreign Affairs