The attainments gained over 40 years of Đổi mới (Renewal) come as the essence of the perseverance in independence, self-reliance, as well as the solidarity and creativity of the entire nation, said former Deputy Foreign Minister and former Vietnamese Ambassador to Cambodia Thạch Dư.
The Argentine expert placed particular emphasis on Việt Nam’s strong post-pandemic recovery, with growth rates among the highest in Asia.
Bilateral trade rose more than 40 per cent over the past year, with both sides exploring ways to improve market access and legal frameworks for cooperation.
Talgam said that from a comparative and historical perspective, the CPV’s leadership has been the central factor underpinning the country’s enduring political stability and impressive development trajectory.
Mejía said that under the leadership of the Communist Party of Việt Nam (CPV), Việt Nam has undertaken far-reaching reforms across multiple sectors, successfully overcoming the postwar stagnation that once weighed on its economy.
Beyond economic factors, reforms in the socio-cultural sphere and the enhancement of public awareness regarding law observance, public responsibility, safety and environmental protection are also seen as key conditions for ensuring sustainable development in the new phase.
Hà Nội’s new growth model must be closely linked to institutional reform, a significantly improved business environment, talent attraction and retention, the creation of growth hubs, innovation spaces, and ecosystems, thereby generating sustainable development momentum.
Ahead of the 14th Party Congress, overseas Vietnamese entrepreneurs have voiced strong expectations for institutional reform, private sector development and innovation-led growth in Việt Nam.
Professor Bùi Tá Long of the Key Laboratory of Digital Control and Systems Engineering at Việt Nam National University HCM City gives Nhân Dân (The People) newspaper an in-depth analysis of the current air pollution situation in Hà Nội, outlining underlying causes and urgent and long-term solutions.
Cambodian scholars and analysts agreed that the 14th National Congress of the CPV will play an important role in defining Việt Nam’s development path over the next five years and beyond, highlighting renewed thinking marked by innovation, groundbreaking approaches, and creativity, alongside long-term strategic goals.
Việt Nam has clearly identified its foreign policy priorities with neighbouring countries, maintaining and steadily developing relations with Laos, Cambodia and China
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has reviewed socio-economic achievements of 2025 and the 2021–2025 tenure while sketching out major orientations and tasks for 2026 during an interview granted to the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) on the occasion of the New Year 2026, the first year implementing the Resolution of the 14th National Party Congress.
Over the past five years, despite budgetary pressures caused by the pandemic, social welfare policies and sustainable poverty reduction efforts have continued to be ensured
In a recent interview with the Vietnam News Agency on the occasion of the 2026 New Year, Indian Ambassador to Việt Nam Tshering W. Sherpa emphasised the need to further strengthen the traditional pillars of the India-Việt Nam relationship, anchored in strategic trust, long-standing cultural and historical ties, and growing cooperation in emerging areas.
Parliaments in both Việt Nam and India share a common and vital function: providing an institutional space for dialogue, debate, and the reconciliation of differing views.
Held amid poverty and political uncertainty, Việt Nam’s 1946 election did more than create a parliament. In this interview, Nguyễn Sĩ Dũng explains how it reshaped ideas of power, citizenship and national unity – legacies that still frame governance today.
To move beyond reliance on scale expansion and low-cost labour, and to avoid the “middle-income trap”, Việt Nam must raise the technological content and value-added of its economy.
After seven decades of partnership, Việt Nam and Indonesia are entering a new phase of bilateral relations.
