The 13th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam is scheduled to take place from January 25 to February 2 (Photo: VNA)- Russia’s “Multi-polar world” magazine has run an article by journalist
Pavel Vinogradov highlighting the context and significance of the 13th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam, which is scheduled to take place from January
25 to February 2, to socio-political
life in Vietnam.
The article underlined that
decisions and resolutions from the congress will have a major impact on the nearly
100-million-strong country, which is developing dynamically along the socialist direction.
Ninety years since the
establishment of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), the national Party congress has always been a significant event marking a new period in the Southeast Asian country,
it said.
It noted that the CPV,
founded by President Ho Chi Minh in 1930, is still the force ensuring
the success of peace building and the construction of an equal society, as well
as the reinforcement of national security and defence.
Vinogradov expressed
his belief that the upcoming 13th National Party Congress will
create a strong impetus for Vietnam’s development towards modernisation,
including growth in high technology.
He wrote that the draft documents submitted to the
congress reflect the strategic vision and creative approach of the CPV as well
as the detemination of the whole nation towards the goal of building a more prosperous country with
happy people.
Vietnam has won great prestige in the international
arena, he went on, which affirms the sound policies of the Party and the State
in international integration and the country’s willingness to be a friend and
trustworthy partner of all countries and a responsible member of the
international community.
The article cited figures from international organisations
and foreign media highlighting the outstanding achievements Vietnam has recorded
in all fields since the 12th National Party Congress.
Russia, with its special sentiment towards Vietnam, keeps
a close watch on the daily life of its close friend, he wrote.
In another continent, leading and prestigious newspapers in Algeria also run articles in recent weeks on the 13th National Party
Congress in Vietnam.
The articles underscored the importance of the event for the country's national construction and development in the future while spotlighting its socio-economic,
political, and diplomatic achievements over the years,
especially amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
El Moudjahid (War Veteran), a leading mainstream
newspaper in Algeria, posted two articles regarding the congress. Both affirmed
that this is a great event of historical significance, marking a new milestone
in Vietnam’s development as well as the growth of the CPV.
It said the event will define the development
orientations of the country and call on Vietnamese people to speed up the “Doi Moi”
(reform) process, promote fast and sustainable development while sketching
out major tasks and breakthroughs.
It noted that Vietnam has risen from a
poor country to a middle-income country with political stability, strong
economic development, and extensive international integration.
Under the leadership of the CPV, the country has successfully controlled COVID-19 and
maintained economic growth, becoming one of only 10 countries in the world to
post growth and among the 16 best newly-emerging economies in 2020.
Meanwhile, the Tribune-diplomatique newspaper highlighted that Vietnam has maintained external events and international integration in both direct and online
forms, thus enhancing the country’s position in the global arena.
Vietnam successfully fulfilled the roles of ASEAN
Chair in 2020, President of the 41st General Assembly of the ASEAN
Inter-Parliament Assembly (AIPA), and non-permanent member of the UN Security
Council in the 2020-21 tenure, it said.
With the goal of becoming a high-income developed country by 2045,
the draft documents of the congress manifest the desire to build a prosperous,
strong, rich, democratic, modern, and equal country, it stated./.