Viet Nam Human Rights
Vietnam to enter new stage of development
Vietnam is entering a new stage of development that will meet the demand and aspirations of voters and people nationwide, according to Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.
Talking to the press after casting his vote in Hanoi on May 23 morning, the Party leader highlighted the significance of the 15th general elections, which coincide with the 131st birth anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh and follow the success of the 13th National Party Congress.
He noted that this time’s elections take place more than 75 years after the country gained independence and 35 years since the launch of Doi moi (Renewal), at a time when the country has fulfilled the socio-economic development plans for 2016-2021 and set out to implement the socio-economic development plan for the next five years.
With nearly 70 million voters who will select 500 deputies to the 15th National Assembly (NA), nearly 4,000 to provincial-level People’s Councils, over 20,000 to district-level People’s Councils, and more than 240,000 to communal-level People’s Councils, this is the largest-ever elections, General Secretary Trong affirmed.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, voters have played a very active and responsible role in preparing for the elections over the past months, the Party chief emphasised, voicing his belief that the most deserving persons will be selected for the NA and all-level People’s Councils for the 2021-2026 tenure.
The leader added that he hopes the deputies of the NA and People’s Councils in the new tenure will wholeheartedly work for the sake of the country and the people, fulfill their responsibilities and duties in line with the Constitution and laws, and be absolutely faithful to the Fatherland, the people, and the Constitution./.
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by 2025, Việt Nam hopes to become a developing nation with modernity-oriented industry and surpass the low-middle-income level.
By 2030, it aims to be a developing nation with modern industry and upper-middle-income level.
By 2045, the country is set to become a developed nation with a high-income level
The past tenure saw Việt Nam's economic growth rate being kept at quite high rate, about 5.9 per cent, with stable macroeconomic foundation and strong growth in exports and social investment
In 2020, the country has also received widespread recognition for its competent handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, keeping the infection and death number low which allows the economy to resume and grow
the 13th National Congress is a key milestone so it's essential to properly implement tasks and solutions set in the documents submitted to the Congress to bring the country to a new state of development with several priorities
Vietnam is building a socialist rule-of-law State and a pure and strong political system
There must be harmonisation between the Party building and rectification, as well as between Party building and protection
The fight against corruption would be continued, while "self-evolution" and “self-transformation” within the Party would be curbed.
The State's capacity and efficiency will be improved in terms of institutions and in the implementation of the Party's guidelines and resolutions.
The work of the Fatherland Front and socio-political organisations are set to be renewed while the rights and interests of youth members and the people will be well protected
Việt Nam will aim to transform its economic growth paradigm with a stronger focus on industrialisation and modernisation, science and technology development, innovation and high-quality human resources development.
Vietnamese enterprises will be encouraged to participate in new industries
the sea economy will be pursued sustainably and in line with upholding the country’s sea and island sovereignty
Another goal is to carry out synchronised measures to soon perfect the socialist-oriented market mechanism
Efforts will be expended to enhance inter-sectoral, intra-regional and inter-regional connectivity and links and promote the participation into global value chains or production networks to open up new development spaces.
The role of State-owned enterprises will be upheld in the opening of supply chains and value chains, especially in key sectors and industries that the State needs to control,
the private sector will still enjoy every favourable condition to grow fast, sustainably, and strongly in terms of scale and quality.
The focus in the policy to attract foreign investment will shift from quantity to quality
The digital economy and digital society will be pursued robustly to create breakthroughs in the economy’s productivity, quality, efficiency and competitiveness.
the Party and the State will strive to inspire patriotism, pride, resilience, humanitarianism, solidarity, social consensus and the ambition to develop the country among all Vietnamese people; build mechanisms and policies to promote the contributions of all Vietnamese people.
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