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Party Central Committee office marks traditional day

Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh attended a meeting held in Hanoi on October 16 to mark the 80 th traditional anniversary of the offices of the Party Central Committee and the Party executive committees at all levels.
Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh attended a meeting held in Hanoion October 16 to mark the 80 th traditional anniversary of theoffices of the Party Central Committee and the Party executivecommittees at all levels.

The Party leader calledon the Party Committee office staff to work closely with relevantagencies in preparing documents and personnel for the upcoming NationalParty Congress, which he described as a milestone political event.

He said everything should be well done, especially the task ofsummarising recommendations to the National Party Congress documentsraised by party congresses at local levels, deputies to the NationalAssembly, social organisations and people of all walks of life.

“The task is of great importance to make the Party congress documentshigh quality and crystallise the entire Party and people’s brainpower,”he emphasised.

The Party Central Committee officeand the offices of Party executive committees at all levels shoulduphold their 80 year-long tradition to contribute to building a Vietnamof peace, independence, unity, democracy and prosperity as well as tofirmly defending the socialism, concluded the Party leader./.
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