Uruguayan newspaper carries Vietnamese Party leader’s article
The El Pueblo (People) e-newspaper, the mouthpiece of the Uruguayan Communist Party, has recently published the content of an article written by General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) Nguyen Phu Trong on the occasion of the Lunar New Year and the CPV’s 94th founding anniversary (February 3).
Article on Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong's writing on El Pueblo (People) e-newspaper (Photo: VNA)
Buenos Aires (VNA) – The El Pueblo (People) e-newspaper, themouthpiece of the Uruguayan Communist Party, has recently published the content of an article written by General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) NguyenPhu Trong on the occasion of the Lunar New Year and the CPV’s 94th founding anniversary (February 3).
The newspaper highlighted that Party General Secretary Trong has affirmedthat Vietnam has steadfastly overcome numerous difficulties and challenges, andcontinues to achieve great results in different fields.
Trong emphasised that the economy continues to be a bright spot of Vietnam,with basically stable macroeconomy, and controlled inflation, public debt, andstate budget overspending, and ensured major balances of the economy.
Assessing Vietnam's foreign affairs in 2023, the Party chiefstressed that foreign affairs activities are an impressive and outstandinghighlight, reflected through State and official visits, phone calls, and onlinetalks of Vietnamese Party and State leaders, especially more than 40 visits ofkey leaders to other countries.
The newspaper quoted the Vietnamese top leader as sayingthat the CPV currently has relationships with 253 parties in 115 countriesaround the world. Regarding diplomatic relations, Vietnam has expanded anddeepened relations with 193 countries, including three with special relations, sixcomprehensive strategic partners, and 12 strategic partners and 12comprehensive partners. It has also become an active and responsible member ofmost regional and international organisations and forums./.
On the occasion of the 94th founding anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), Party General Secretary Prof. Nguyen Phu Trong pens an article titled "Proud and confident under the Party's glorious flag, determined to build a Vietnam more prosperous, powerful, civilised, heroic with a fine and long lasting culture."
Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong’s recent article provides objective assessments on the outcomes, achievements and experience that the Party and country have gained throughout historical periods, thus inspiring people’s pride in the Party, President Ho Chi Minh and the heroic Vietnamese nation, and reinforcing their confidence in the country’s path towards socialism, according to Dr. Nguyen Huu Cuong from the Ministry of Science and Technology.
Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong’s recent article titled "Proud and confident under the Party's glorious flag, determined to build a Vietnam more prosperous, powerful, civilized, heroic with a fine and long-lasting culture" has given more strength to the entire Party and people to strive for the goal of rich people and a powerful, democratic, equal, and civilised nation, some scholars and Party members have said.
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Article on Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong's writing on El Pueblo (People) e-newspaper (Photo: VNA) 
