Vietnam Set To Design Plans For Making Country A Wealthy And Developed Nation – OpEd

Vietnam wants to design a growth model based on science and technology, innovation, high-quality human resources and digital transformation, alongside institutional reforms, greater policy experimentation, and stronger private-sector development in the next five years.

Vietnam’s Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) will hold its 14th National Party Congress in Ha Noi from Jan.19-25, 2026 to design future plans for the country. The congress will be attended by 1,586 delegates representing more than five million party members across the country.

The congress’ main aim is to achieve Vietnam’s strategic objectives like making the country with an upper-middle income by 2030 and make the country a developed nation with high income by 2045. 

The CPV was founded in 1930 and presently led by its General Secretary To Lam, an ambitious and dynamic leader. The congress is held every five years.

The congress will review the path of the past five years and defines goals, tasks for the next five years and shape strategic thinking, vision and development orientations for the country in the 21st century.

According to the Secretary of the Party Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Hoai Trung, the congress will mark a pivotal milestone for the country’s development journey, amid a fast-changing and complex regional and global context filled with both opportunities and challenges.

It will review 40 years of the “Doi moi” (renewal) process and the five-year tenure of the 13th National Party Congress (2021-26), in order to set comprehensive development goals and directions for the country in the new era.

“Under the glorious flag of the Party, join hands and effort, determine to successfully implement the country’s development goals by 2030; be self-reliant and confident, advance strongly in the era of national development, for peace, independence, democracy, wealth, prosperity, civilization, happiness, and steadily move towards socialism,” the Vietnam Law........

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