Vietnamese in Czech Republic have high hopes for 13th National Party Congress

As the 13th National Party Congress is approaching, Vietnamese people in the Czech Republic have expressed high expectations for the once-in-five-years event.
Vietnamese in Czech Republic have high hopes for 13th National Party Congress ảnh 1Hoang Dinh Thang, President of the Union of Vietnamese People Associations in Europe and Honorary Chairman of the Vietnamese People Association in the Czech Republic (Photo: VNA)
Prague (VNA) – As the 13th National Party Congress is approaching, Vietnamesepeople in the Czech Republic have expressed high expectations for the once-in-five-yearsevent.

HoangDinh Thang, President of the Union of Vietnamese People Associations in Europeand Honorary Chairman of the Vietnamese People Association in the CzechRepublic, voiced his belief in the success of the 13th National Party Congress,scheduled to take place in Hanoi from January 25 to February 2.

Accordingto him, the Party and State have made thorough content and personnelpreparations for the congress, including collecting opinions from people bothat home and abroad about the draft documents to be submitted to the event.

Mostof overseas Vietnamese are well aware that the Party and State havesuccessfully carried out the resolutions issued at the 12th National Party Congressin early 2016, gaining significant achievements in developing the economy andpromoting Vietnam’s stature in the international arena, he noted.

Theyear 2020 was full of difficulties for the whole world, but Vietnam became abright spot when it secured the concurrent successes of curbing the pandemicand sustaining economic growth. The country also succeeded in performingimportant international duties, boosting international economic integration,and enhancing external relations in both bilateral and multilateral aspects.

Thoseaccomplishments are a source of pride for Vietnam and also show the unanimityof the entire political system and the whole people, both at home and abroad,in national development, Thang said.

Hevoiced his hope that via this time’s congress, the Party and State willcontinue paying attention to the overseas Vietnamese community by issuingconcrete policies that help them be more connected with the homeland and betterintegrate into host societies.

Vietnamesepeople in Europe also expect Vietnam’s relations with European countries willbe further strengthened to reach a new height, and they will serve as animportant bridge in this process, he added.

Vietnamese in Czech Republic have high hopes for 13th National Party Congress ảnh 2Nguyen Van Son, Secretary of the Part cell at the SAPA Trade Centre and Director of the Prague Centre of Vietnamese Language (Photo: VNA)
NguyenVan Son, Secretary of the Part cell at the SAPA Trade Centre and Director ofthe Prague Centre of Vietnamese Language, also showed his pride in recentnational development achievements and believed in the Party’s leadership and thesuccess of the coming National Party Congress.

Hesaid overseas Party members like him are delighted with the Party and State’sdrastic actions in the corruption fight as well as thorough personnelpreparations for the congress.

With20-year efforts to maintain the teaching and learning of Vietnamese language atthe Prague centre, Son appreciated Party and State leaders’ support for this work,adding that he hopes the Vietnamese Embassy in the Czech Republic will coordinatewith agencies in the homeland to help maintain the language teaching andlearning in the European nation.

Vietnamesepeople form one of the largest foreigners’ communities in the Czech Republicand was also recognised as an ethnic group there./.
VNA

See more

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh talks to people receiving medical services at the Yen Khuong health station in Thanh Hoa province on November 9. (Photo: VNA)

PM visits residents, armed forces in Thanh Hoa's border commune

In Yen Khuong commune, the PM called for greater attention to school health, nutrition for children and the elderly, and the development of a civil-military medical cooperation model, not only to serve local residents but also to support people living across the border in Laos.

Party General Secretary To Lam (front, fourth from left) and officials mark the start of construction on the Na Ngoi Primary and Junior Secondary Boarding School in Na Ngoi commune, Nghe An province, on October 11, 2025. (Photo: VNA)

Work starts on inter-level boarding schools in border areas

The simultaneous beginning of construction on 72 schools, with the participation of leaders of the Government, ministries, sectors, and localities, is meant to reflect the strong determination and close coordination across the entire political system in caring for students in border areas.

Co.opmart Hue staff pack relief goods to ensure they reach those in need as quickly as possible. (Photo courtesy of Saigon Co.op)

Saigon Co.op rushes to deliver essential goods to storm-hit areas

The Saigon Union of Trading Cooperatives (Saigon Co.op) has urgently deployed an emergency support package, sending tens of tonnes of essential goods and relief teams to provinces hit by by recent historic storms and floods across central and northern Vietnam.

Local residents take the donated breeding cows home. (Photo: VNA)

Breeding cows presented to poor households along Vietnam–Cambodia border

Accordingly, leaders of the Border Guard High Command and Tay Ninh province of Vietnam, and Svay Teap district in Svay Rieng province of Cambodia presented 20 breeding cows, valued at 20 million VND (760 USD) each, to 20 households - 10 in Long Thuan commune (Tay Ninh) and 10 in Monorom commune of Svay Teap district.

Tuyen Quang province's tax officer assist people in carrying out tax payment procedures. (Photo: Nhandan.vn)

Tuyen Quang works hard to maximise state revenue in 2025

Tuyen Quang’s state budget revenue was estimated at more than 5.55 trillion VND (210.8 million USD) in the first 10 months of 2025, reaching 91% of the target assigned by the Prime Minister and 62.5% of the plan set by the provincial People’s Committee.

A ceremony in response to Vietnam Law Day held in Khuong Mai secondary school in Hanoi (Photo: nhandan.vn)

Vietnam Law Day to be observed in Hanoi

A national-scale ceremony marking Vietnam Law Day (November 9) is scheduled for November 7 afternoon in Hanoi, offering a chance for every citizen to uphold the spirit of respecting the Constitution and law, fostering a culture of legal compliance for the goal of wealthy people and a strong, democratic, equitable, and civilised nation.

The success of the Russian October Revolution had a profound impact on revolutionary movements around the world, including in Vietnam. Under the light of Marxism–Leninism and the October Revolution, Nguyen Ai Quoc found in it a “miraculous handbook,” the path to national salvation for the Vietnamese people. In the photo: The people of Hanoi seized the Residential Palace of the Tonkin Governor – the headquarters of the French-backed administration in northern Vietnam, marking the success of the August Revolution in Vietnam on August 19, 1945. (Photo: VNA Archives)

Russian October Revolution opens a window into Vietnam

On the eve of the 108th anniversary of the October Revolution, through a bilingual presentation by lecturer Hong Hoa and documentary footage, the question of how a revolution that took place in faraway Russia in 1917 could help an Asian nation like Vietnam achieve independence and freedom in 1945 was vividly explained to students born a century after the event.