Party Central Committee’s Office sets 2025-2030 agenda at Hanoi congress
The Party Central Committee’s Office must elevate the calibre of Party officials and members, urging stronger leadership and direction to meet increasingly demanding responsibilities.
Party General Secretary To Lam, incumbent and former Party and State leaders attend the Party Congress of the Party Central Committee's Office in Hanoi on August 7. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Party General Secretary To Lam attended the Party Congress of the Party Central Committee’s Office for the 2025-2030 tenure in Hanoi on August 7.
Politburo member, permanent member of the Party Central Committee’s Secretariat, Secretary of the Party Committee of Central Party Agencies Tran Cam Tu delivered a keynote address, praising the office’s Party Organisation for its comprehensive achievements over the past term, excellently fulfilling its role as an advisor for the Party Central Committee and its Politburo and Secretariat.
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Delegates cast votes to elect the Party Committee of the Party Central Committee's Office (Photo: VNA)
It also proactively, actively, and decisively implemented resolutions, directives, and conclusions of the Party Central Committee on streamlining and restructuring the organisational apparatus.
He stressed the importance of elevating the calibre of Party officials and members, urging stronger leadership and direction to meet increasingly demanding responsibilities.
The official emphasised the need to accelerate digital transformation and administrative reforms within the Party, promoting the increased use of information technology to enhance leadership and management effectiveness.
Efforts must continue to build a united, disciplined, and strong Party Organisation in terms of politics, ideology, organisation, and ethics, he said.
Discipline must be further tightened, Hung stressed, calling for stricter enforcement of Party rules, intensified inspections, and swift action to address violations by Party units or individual members.
The Congress elected a new 25-member Party Committee for the 2025–2030 term.
Lam Thi Phuong Thanh, member of the Party Central Coꦜmmittee, member of the standing bo꧅ard of the Party Committee of Central Party Agencies, and Permanent Deputy Chief of the Party Central Committee’s Office, was elected as Secretary of the Party Committee./.
This plenum will focus discussions on three major groups of issues - preparations for the 14th National Party Congress; the development of a political and legal foundation for continued reform in the coming years; and personnel work.
The Party Central Committee will also review key decisions made by the Politburo and Secretariat since the 10th plenum, alongside thematic reports on institutional perfection and strategic breakthroughs in science-technology development, innovation, and national digital transformation.
President Luong Cuong praised the Central Party Agencies' Party Committee for its swift organisational efforts since its establishment, ensuring compliance with Politburo regulations. He commended the Party Committee for making appropriate personnel arrangements, which have contributed to building a structured and high-performing system.
Vice Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyen Manh Cuong highlighted ASEAN’s nearly six decades of development, during which the region transformed from division to harmony, from confrontation to cooperation, and from poverty to dynamic growth, becoming a global bright spot for regional cooperation.
Thirty years ago, on July 28, 1995, Vietnam’s accession to ASEAN marked a historic strategic decision, opening a new chapter in the country’s integration process and beginning its strong rise.
Ambassador Vu Le Thai Hoang has outlined specific priorities and proposals for cooperation with the UNODA in preparation for the upcoming 11th Review Conference of the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).
The Vietnamese Party leader's visit is therefore expected to mark a new stage in the development of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two countries, with a focus on such areas as digital transformation, supply chains, semiconductors, clean energy, and maritime security, Choe assessed.
At their meeting, which took place in the Angolan capital of Luanda on August 7 as part of State President Luong Cuong’s ongoing state visit to the African nation, the two officials also agreed to make full use of existing cooperation mechanisms, particularly the Vietnam – Angola Intergovernmental Committee, and step up exchanges of delegations at all levels.
President Luong Cuong's talks with his Angolan counterrpart João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço, Vietnamese leader's receptions for a delegation from the Japan – Vietnam Parliamentary Friendship Alliance, and the Government's regular meeting for July are among news highlights on August 7 evening.
Over the past five decades, the Vietnam - Angola relationship has grown steadily, marked by political trust and close bonds between their Parties, States, Governments, and peoples, said Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son.
President Luong Cuong called on the two countries to join hands to promote South – South cooperation, contribute to building a fair and equal global political and economic order, safeguard independence and sovereignty, and promote extensive and substantive international solidarity and cooperation.
President Luong Cuong called on the community to remain united, integrate well into local society, adhere to local laws, and continue contributing to both Angola’s development and Vietnam – Angola relations.
Vietnamese President Luong Cuong and Speaker of the National Assembly (NA) of Angola Carolina Cerqueira agreed to continue strengthening political trust, boost high-level delegation exchanges via all channels, including the parliamentary one, and create favourable legal conditions for bilateral cooperation.
Vietnamese State President Luong Cuong and Angolan President João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço met with the press right after concluding their talks and witnessing the signing of seven cooperation agreements between the two countries in Luanda on August 7.
State President Luong Cuong stressed the fraternal ties between Vietnam and Angola as a shared invaluable asset. It serves as a solid foundation for both countries to enter a new phase of development, further foster political trust and mutual support between the two Parties and States, and deepen the solidarity and mutual understanding between their people.
At the dialogue, both sides expressed satisfaction with the intensive and extensive development of bilateral relationship since it was elevated to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership last year.
The robust collaboration between the Vietnamese National Assembly and Japan’s National Diet, particularly between the two nations’ parliamentary friendship groups, is a hallmark of bilateral relations, contributing to deepening the Vietnam-Japan comprehensive strategic partnership, said NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man.
Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Long received British Ambassador to Vietnam Iain Frew in Hanoi on August 7, affirming education as a standout pillar in the Vietnam - UK Strategic Partnership.
Vietnam consistently considers Japan one of its most important and long-term strategic partners that will continue to accompany the country in the new era, said Party General Secretary To Lam.
Diep expressed her hope that the Consulate General would serve as a bridge to connect Can Tho with Australian partners in key areas such as trade, investment, healthcare, education, and high-quality workforce training.
The grand parade in Hanoi on September 2 is intended to reaffirm the historic significance and lasting legacy of the August Revolution and the birth of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam - now the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. It also reflects the ongoing development of the armed forces under the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam over the past 80 years.
Building on the shared strengths of both sides, the diplomat expressed her hope for deeper cooperation with Rhodes, particularly in tourism, hospitality, education, and labour.
President Cuong and the delegation laid a wreath in commemoration of President Ho Chi Minh at the late leader's statue in the Vietnamese Embassy in Angola. They also laid wreaths at the memorial stele on Ho Chi Minh Avenue and the Monument to the Unknown Soldier in Luanda.
