Chairing a working session with the Party Committees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and relevant agencies on September 15, the Party chief asked the ministry's Party Committee to further enhance the quality, effectiveness, and timeliness of research and advisory work for the Party and State leadership on strategically important decisions and policies.

Reaffirming the Party’s guiding principle that strengthening foreign affairs and international integration is a “key and regular” task, he highlighted the importance of coordinating the three pillars – defence, security, and foreign affairs.

He called on the entire foreign affairs sector, including the diplomatic service, to continue playing a pioneering role in creating a peaceful and stable environment, and maximising external resources and favourable conditions to spur national development, particularly to achieve the development goals for 2030 and 2045.

The Party leader expressed his confidence that Vietnam’s diplomacy will continue to foster peace, expand development opportunities, and elevate the country’s position, thus actively contributing to realising the Party’s two centennial goals and guiding Vietnam toward strong, prosperous, enduring, and sustainable development.

At the working session, based on discussion prompts from Party General Secretary Lam, participants exchanged views and conducted in-depth assessments of notable new developments in the global and regional situation, forecast their impacts on Vietnam, and discussed directions for foreign affairs to serve the country’s key tasks in the coming time.

Acting Foreign Minister Le Hoai Trung affirmed that a key task for Vietnam’s foreign affairs in the coming period is to help maintain a peaceful and stable environment for national development and to successfully implement the resolutions of the 13th Party Congress, and major policies set by the Party Central Committee, the Politburo, and the Secretariat, paving the way for a new era of strong and prosperous national development.

Chairing a working session with the Party Committees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and relevant agencies on September 15, the Party chief asked the ministry's Party Committee to further enhance the quality, effectiveness, and timeliness of research and advisory work for the Party and State leadership on strategically important decisions and policies.

Reaffirming the Party’s guiding principle that strengthening foreign affairs and international integration is a “key and regular” task, he highlighted the importance of coordinating the three pillars – defence, security, and foreign affairs.

He called on the entire foreign affairs sector, including the diplomatic service, to continue playing a pioneering role in creating a peaceful and stable environment, and maximising external resources and favourable conditions to spur national development, particularly to achieve the development goals for 2030 and 2045.

The Party leader expressed his confidence that Vietnam’s diplomacy will continue to foster peace, expand development opportunities, and elevate the country’s position, thus actively contributing to realising the Party’s two centennial goals and guiding Vietnam toward strong, prosperous, enduring, and sustainable development.

At the working session, based on discussion prompts from Party General Secretary Lam, participants exchanged views and conducted in-depth assessments of notable new developments in the global and regional situation, forecast their impacts on Vietnam, and discussed directions for foreign affairs to serve the country’s key tasks in the coming time.

Acting Foreign Minister Le Hoai Trung affirmed that a key task for Vietnam’s foreign affairs in the coming period is to help maintain a peaceful and stable environment for national development and to successfully implement the resolutions of the 13th Party Congress, and major policies set by the Party Central Committee, the Politburo, and the Secretariat, paving the way for a new era of strong and prosperous national development.

Vietnam obtains impressive achievements in socio-economic development, foreign affairs

Vietnam has achieved positive results in socio-economic development and foreign affairs in 2024 despite global uncertainties, said Deputy Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Laos Dao Xuan Lai.