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According to Milan Krajca, Chairman of the Czech Peace Movement and a member of the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia, Việt Nam stands before an open future with great potential. He stressed that the documents and resolutions adopted at the Congress will mark a significant step forward in building Việt Naminto an advanced socialist country, laying solid foundations for a better future for its people.

The 14th Party Congress comes at a pivotal moment as Việt Nam seeks to build on four decades of Đổi Mới while addressing challenges including ageing demographics, institutional reform and the risk of a middle-income trap.

The living standards of more than 100 million people have improved markedly, clearly demonstrating the Party’s leadership capacity and strong cohesion.

Japan would benefit from closer coordination with and stronger support for Việt Nam’s multilateral orientation, thereby helping to foster stability and predictability in a complex geopolitical landscape.

Since joining ASEAN in 1995, Việt Nam has transformed into a key link in global supply chains while maintaining social stability, strengthening its position amid shifting regional geopolitics, the Malaysia-based academic said.

Clear targets, streamlined procedures and digital platforms linking domestic demand with overseas expertise are needed for Việt Nam to fully harness intellectual capital abroad, Trí said, pointing to Europe as a key priority region.

Việt Nam’s political stability, rapid economic growth and deepening engagement within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations have strengthened its standing as a regional and international actor.

Việt Nam has emerged as a constructive force for peace, dialogue and multilateral cooperation, according to Pallab Sengupta, who said the country’s reform trajectory and foreign policy underscore its growing international credibility.

Speaking to the Vietnam News Agency, a PCP leader highlighted the scale of the Congress and described it as a source of political cohesion with international resonance.

As the 14th National Party Congress convenes, Lê Minh Trí, a member of the Party Central Committee and Permanent Deputy Head of its Commission for Internal Affairs, said the fight against corruption, waste and negative practices has delivered clear results during the past term and will remain a central task in the period ahead.

Regarding the 14th Congress, Juan Meriguet, leader of the Somos Patria Platform in Ecuador, considered it a pivotal event for Việt Nam's future in the new era.

Regarding the 14th National Congress of the CPV, Chairwoman of the Japan-Việt Nam Parliamentary Friendship Alliance Obuchi Yuko described it as a particularly important milestone, marking the opening of a new era in Việt Nam’s development.

Preparations for the 14th Party Central Committee’s personnel have been conducted in a scientific, rigorous, comprehensive, objective, and transparent manner, promoting democracy and collective wisdom while ensuring a balanced combination of standards and structure, as well as continuity, stability and development.

Dr. Sandra Scagliotti, Honorary Consul of Việt Nam in Italy’s Turin stressed that international organisations and investors increasingly view Việt Nam as a bright spot in the global growth landscape

In recent years, Party-to-Party cooperation has emerged as a notable highlight, complementing traditional state-to-state diplomacy.

Việt Nam has transitioned from a centrally planned economy to a socialist-oriented market economy, achieving high growth rates while maintaining sustainability over many years.

Drawing on the country’s development experience, many scholars, experts and policymakers believe Việt Nam is entering a new stage in its development trajectory.

Speaking at a recent seminar, organised by the Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia, Dr. Seun Sam, a political science researcher at the Royal Academy of Cambodia (RAC) said the 14th National Party Congress is of special significance as it sets out major orientations for Việt Nam’s economic development and foreign policy for the 2026-31 period.