The foreign ambassadors affirmed their belief that decisions adopted at the 14th National Party Congress will inject new momentum into Vietnam’s inspiring development journey, enabling the country to make even greater contributions to peace, stability and prosperity in the region and the world.
In an increasingly fragmented international environment, Vietnam stands out as a model for maintaining strategic autonomy, national independence and self-reliance. The country's independent and self-reliant foreign policy is not merely rhetorical, but has been consistently implemented through concrete actions.
To fulfil its role in leading the Mekong Delta's development, he stressed that Can Tho must prioritise economic development, ensuring an annual growth rate of 10–10.5% through 2030, said a municipal leader.
Since joining ASEAN in 1995, Vietnam has undergone a remarkable transformation to become an indispensable link in the global supply chain by investing heavily in export-oriented industries and maintaining robust social stability.
The Government Party Committee urged all subordinate Party committees, organisations, officials, and members throughout its structure to unite closely, act with shared resolve, bolster self-reliance and confidence, embrace proactive renewal and innovation, and pursue decisive breakthroughs, with unwavering commitment to forging a thoroughly clean and strong Party Organisation within the Government
The ambassador emphasised China’s belief that under the unyielding leadership of the CPV Central Committee, the next five years will be a period of comprehensive development and strong breakthroughs for Vietnam, especially in its national governance capacity, overall strength, and influence and stature in the international arena.
Tri held that the 14th National Party Congress should define a clear strategy with specific targets and measurable indicators for tapping overseas brainpower, particularly in Europe.
As a country that attracts the attention and engagement of most major powers, one of Vietnam’s key challenges is to demonstrate its ability to maintain a balanced approach in relations with these partners, said Claude Blanchemaison, former French Ambassador to Vietnam.
Pallab Sengupta, President of the World Peace Council, described the four decades of renewal as a historic success that vividly reflects Vietnam’s independent, people-centred development path. From a war-ravaged and impoverished nation, Vietnam has risen to become a country with political stability and rapid growth, recording remarkable achievements in poverty reduction, social welfare, education and healthcare, while firmly safeguarding political independence and social cohesion.
The following is a list of selected news summaries reported last night by the Vietnam News Agency.
The PCP, he said, highly values Vietnam’s socialism building efforts, seeing them as a search for solutions to the fundamental concerns of workers and the broader population. He framed it as a sustained struggle for development, social progress, and peace in an increasingly volatile world. Being present to witness what he described as historic moments was, for him, an invaluable and unforgettable experience.
The action programme identifies the implementation of 12 strategic objectives. These include building a people-centred, people-oriented and closely connected community, with seamless mobility of people, goods and services, and shared ownership and ASEAN identity.
Secretary of the Quang Ngai Party Committee Ho Van Nien expressed his belief that with strong unity, self-reliance and creativity, Quang Ngai’s officials, Party members and residents will seize emerging opportunities, promote the province’s cultural values and contribute to the country’s new era of development.
Political parties, organisations, and international friends have continuously sent letters and messages of congratulations to the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), expressing solidarity and friendship, highly valuing the great achievements Vietnam has attained over 40 years of the Doi moi (Renewal) process, and expressing strong confidence that the Congress will be a resounding success and a historic milestone propelling Vietnam toward prosperity in a new era.
Chairwoman of the Japan-Vietnam Parliamentary Friendship Alliance Obuchi Yuko said Japan highly values Vietnam’s ongoing reform efforts and remains confident in its long-term development prospects.
Hue is a land with more than seven centuries of history and development, and the only locality nationwide to possess eight cultural heritages recognised by UNESCO. Hue’s heritage space encompasses a rich system of royal architecture, traditional festivals, court arts, music and cuisine, together with the refined, compassionate lifestyle of its people.
In the 2021–2025 term, Vietnam’s economy overcame major challenges and achieved impressive results. Within these achievements, the industry and trade sector played a pivotal role as a strategic pillar and a key driver of socio-economic development.
The comments focused on key issues outlined in the congress documents as well as major matters of public concern. Discussions took place in a lively, candid and democratic atmosphere.
In 2025, Vinh Long’s exports to the UK topped 65.7 million USD, marking a nearly 26% year-on-year increase. At present, 27 local businesses ship key products like textiles and garments, coconut-based goods, and seafood to the UK.
Culture embodies the nation’s enduring values cultivated over thousands of years of national construction and defence. It serves as a vital endogenous resource, shaping the intelligence, spirit, courage, and resilience of the Vietnamese people.
