Vietnam – Laos theoretical workshop closes
The sixth theoretical workshop between the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) and the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party (LPRP) wrapped up in Vientiane, Laos, on July 25.
At the event (Source: VNA) Vientiane (VNA) - The sixth theoretical workshop between the Communist
Party of Vietnam (CPV) and the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party (LPRP) wrapped
up in Vientiane, Laos, on July 25.
At the two-day event, scientists and delegates from both sides delivered and discussed reports on key issues of the ideological work in the current situation in Vietnam and Laos.
The reports focused on decisive elements to the ideological work in each country and analysised realities and solutions.
Participants agreed that over the past 30 years of implementing their comprehensive renewal policy, Vietnam and Laos have obtained great achievements, which proved the rightness and creativeness of the renewal policy of the two Parties. Economic development is a central task and Party building is a key task while the development of culture and human resources is the spiritual foundation and ensuring security-defence is a vital and regular task.
They stressed on realities that require the two Parties and countries to continue studying, supplementing and completing theories to strengthen and consolidate the ideological work in the current situation in Vietnam and Laos.
Studies presented at the workshops are expected to help Vietnamese and Lao theoretical research agencies improve the quality and effectiveness of their consulting work, thus contributing to successfully implementing Party congress resolutions of each country as well as national reform in Vietnam and Laos.-VNA
At the two-day event, scientists and delegates from both sides delivered and discussed reports on key issues of the ideological work in the current situation in Vietnam and Laos.
The reports focused on decisive elements to the ideological work in each country and analysised realities and solutions.
Participants agreed that over the past 30 years of implementing their comprehensive renewal policy, Vietnam and Laos have obtained great achievements, which proved the rightness and creativeness of the renewal policy of the two Parties. Economic development is a central task and Party building is a key task while the development of culture and human resources is the spiritual foundation and ensuring security-defence is a vital and regular task.
They stressed on realities that require the two Parties and countries to continue studying, supplementing and completing theories to strengthen and consolidate the ideological work in the current situation in Vietnam and Laos.
Studies presented at the workshops are expected to help Vietnamese and Lao theoretical research agencies improve the quality and effectiveness of their consulting work, thus contributing to successfully implementing Party congress resolutions of each country as well as national reform in Vietnam and Laos.-VNA
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