The Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV)’s 13th National Congress marks 35 years of significant achievements in the country’s Doi Moi (Renewal) process, proving that its cause of socialism building suits the actual situation in Vietnam and the development trends of the era, Lao newspaper Pasaxon said on January 29.
Many articles on the CPV's 13th National Party Congress posted on the website of Pasaxon (Photo: VNA)- The Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV)’s 13th National Congress
marks 35 years of significant achievements in the country’s Doi Moi (Renewal) process,
proving that its cause of socialism building suits the actual situation in Vietnam
and the development trends of the era, Lao newspaper Pasaxon said on January 29.
An official
organ of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party, the paper made the statement in an
article about Vietnam’s strategic vision.
It highlighted
that the congress will build an important foundation in the country’s long-term
and sustainable development strategy.
Saying the key
event takes place as Vietnam has undergone a “historic” period of many challenges
and difficulties, it noted that without a strong Party and people-focused administration,
the country could not have recorded such remarkable progress over past years.
According to
the article, Vietnam maintained a stable growth rate in 2016-2019. In 2020, despite
being plagued by natural disasters and disease, the economy still shone amid a global
economic downturn. It also praised the country’s attainments in increasing people’s
living standards, reducing poverty, ensuring socio-political stability, security
and defence, and expanding external relations, among others.
It said the
most notable feature of the period was Vietnam’s fierce fight for a transparent
and strong Party with the people’s trust.
The 13th congress not only defines strategic orientations for the next five years but also
clarifies the vision for the upcoming 25 years with specific goals, the article
said.
The congress
also proves that the Party’s leadership is a key factor determining the success
of Vietnam’s revolutionary cause throughout historical periods, it said.
Vietnam has
never before possessed the fortune, position, and prestige it has today, the article
concluded, quoting General Secretary of the CPV and State President Nguyen Phu Trong’s
address at the opening ceremony of the congress./.