VOV.VN - The target of average GDP growth of 10% a year for the 2026-2030 period, set by the 14th National Party Congress, is seen as a fundamental foundation for the country to enter a new era of the nation’s rise.

VOV.VN - The core significance of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam lies in its determination to achieve a breakthrough in thinking on development, shifting from a management-oriented approach to a development-creating approach, while establishing a new growth model based on science and technology.

VOV.VN - A notable feature of this Party Congress term is a clear shift toward a “development-enabling” mindset and a determination to place culture at the center, treating it as an endogenous resource for the country’s sustainable advancement.

VOV.VN - Towards the 14th National Party Congress, Vietnamese intellectuals in Western Europe have placed high expectations on strategic changes to make science and technology a driver of economic and national development.

VOV.VN - Vietnam is advancing a strategy of comprehensive diplomacy grounded in national strength, positioning foreign affairs as a central pillar of peace, development and international engagement amid growing global uncertainty.

VOV.VN - Foreign affairs, alongside national defence and security, has been identified as a core and regular task of strategic importance for Vietnam in the new development phase, reflecting both evolving global conditions and the country’s long-term national interests.

VOV.VN - The draft documents submitted to the 14th National Party Congress Vietnam propose elevating foreign affairs and international integration to the same level as national defence and security, defining them as a “core and regular task” — a move widely seen as a breakthrough in the Party’s strategic thinking.

VOV.VN - The 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam will take place from January 19 to January 25, 2026, and is regarded as a milestone of special importance in the country’s development path.

VOV.VN - Improving the quality of human resources, particularly high-quality talent, has been identified as a core task and a key factor in Vietnam’s efforts to become a developed, high-income country by 2045.