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The development goals identified by the 14th congress for 2030, with a vision to 2045, have generated strong confidence and expectations within the Vietnamese expatriates in New Caledonia.

The achievements of more than four decades of Đổi Mới, as well as the comprehensive results of the 2021–2025 term amid multiple challenges, are attributed to the collective strength of the Party, the people and the entire political system.

The Vietnamese-born former French legislator stressed that the 14th National Party Congress reflects Việt Nam’s clear ambition to rise as a leading strategic actor, recognised among emerging powers not only in the region but also globally.

For overseas Vietnamese communities, including those in Japan, the Congress conveys a powerful message that Việt Nam is entering a new era of national rise in which all Vietnamese, wherever they reside, are invited to contribute.

On the sidelines of the 14th National Party Congress, delegate Đặng Bích Ngọc of the Phú Thọ Provincial Party Delegation spoke to media about the newly issued Action Programme, institutional reform and expectations for the new Party Central Committee.

French Ambassador to Việt Nam Olivier Brochet has underlined his country’s support for the Southeast Asian nation’s greater role in the international arena during in an interview granted to the press.

Diplomacy and international integration have been elevated in terms of their role and contribution to maintaining peace, security, and the sustainable development of Việt Nam.

The 14th National Party Congress has not only drawn close attention from the Vietnamese people at home but also garnered strong interest from international observers and friends.

The success of the National Party Congress has further strengthened public trust, including that of overseas Vietnamese, in the Party's and the State’s firm leadership, clear strategic orientation, and the country’s long-term development prospects.

The report at the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Việt Nam clearly outlined Việt Nam's breakthrough development goals for 2026-30: becoming an upper middle-income country with a modern industrial base by 2030 and a developed, high-income country by 2045.

The Communist Party of Việt Nam now faces a new historic mission: guiding the country into what has been termed “the era of the nation's rise,” and realising the aspiration for a strong, prosperous and happy Việt Nam.

The year 2026 will be pivotal in determining whether the country can strengthen its role as a regional production and financial hub or risk prolonged stagnation.

Việt Nam has risen from a poor, low-income nation to a middle-income country, while maintaining high GDP growth rates over many decades, among the leading performers in the region, significantly improving living standards.

The 14th National Congress successfully integrates the practical experience of socialism construction in Việt Nam with the Party's leadership theory, highlighting both reform and leadership characteristics, said Chinese Professor Xu Liping.

The Communist Party of Việt Nam's proactive updating of its thinking, embrace of modern technologies, and adoption of new governance approaches within a socialist framework would enhance the realism and vitality of Việt Nam’s development path, according to Indian Professor G. Devarajan.

Reflecting on reforms and transformations over the past year, Columbia University scholar Nguyễn Thị Liên Hằng described them as a genuine 'Vietnamese miracle' and voiced her hope that this series of successes will continue into the future.

While praising the strong direction from the Party leadership, renowned Vietnamese-French Professor Trần Thanh Vân stressed that trust can only endure when translated into concrete action.

For the international community, the successful organisation of the Congress sends a positive signal, underscoring Việt Nam’s political stability, according to Malaysian researcher Enzo Sim Hong Jun.