PM offers incense to late Party, State leaders
Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan
Phuc offered incense to several late Party and State leaders at their homes on
February 2, ahead of the upcoming Tet (Lunar New Year) festival.
He offered incense to Party General Secretary Le Duan, a prestigious leader
with 60 years of revolutionary career. Duan served as First Secretary and General
Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee from 1960 to 1986
and dedicated his whole life to the struggle for national liberation and
reunification.
In memory of Truong Chinh who was elected as Party
General Secretary in 1941, 1951 and from July-December 1986, PM Phuc stressed
that Vietnam’s fortune, potential, position and international prestige like nowadays has affirmed the rightness of the country’s renewal cause initiated by Truong
Chinh 35 years ago.
At Party General Secretary Do Muoi’s home, PM Phuc hailed him as a leader who always paid attention to industrialisation and modernisation, stood consistent with the road to socialism and was close to localities. His stance on national development was close to realties and tapped the country’s potential.
PM Phuc also recalled that during challenges, Party General
Secretary Le Kha Phieu set example and maintained solidarity in the Party,
always placed the interests of the Party, country and people above others. In
specific conditions, he made constructive, straightforward feedback and dared
to take responsibility.
In commemoration of Prime Minister
Pham Van Dong, who was also Chairman of the Council of Ministers from 1955 to
1987, PM Phuc said not only the longest-standing Government leader, the late PM
was also an erudite scholar who attached importance to culture and upholding its
role in national development. He lauded PM Dong for being a talented diplomat
and a leader with contributions to State building and management.
In the afternoon of the same day, PM Phuc offered
incense to Gen Vo Nguyen Giap, the first General of the Vietnam People’s Army
whose name was attached to the great victory against French colonialists and
American imperialists, as well as the cause of national construction and
defence./.