They expressed confidence in Việt Nam's continuous development under the leadership of the Communist Party of Việt Nam and the General Secretary.

General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party and President of Laos Thongloun Sisoulith and his spouse will pay a two-day state visit to Việt Nam, starting January 26.

Top legislator Trần Thanh Mẫn was in HCM city on Sunday to extend Tết (Lunar New Year) wishes to prominent figures who contributed to Việt Nam and its revolutionary cause.

Party General Secretary Tô Lâm underscored that, in the context of profound and rapid changes in the international and regional environment, foreign affairs and international integration have been identified – alongside national defence and security – as a “key and permanent task” of the Party and the State.

The goal for 2030 is to transform Việt Nam into a country with modern industry and upper-middle income status. This requires the economy to sustain average annual growth of 10 per cent or higher over many consecutive years - an unprecedented breakthrough pace, yet an entirely feasible target if all resources are fully mobilised and effectively utilised.

Foreign leaders expressed the belief that General Secretary Tô Lâm’s experience and leadership will make great contributions to drive Việt Nam's socio-economic development.

The Russian leader described the 14th National Party Congress as an important political event that determined the directions, set major goals, and adopted important decisions, tasks, and measures so that Việt Nam can secure fast and sustainable development in the new era and become a high-income developed country by 2045.

The Consulate General of Việt Nam in Chongqing, China, has held a ceremony to mark the 76th founding anniversary of the diplomatic relations between Việt Nam and China (January 18, 1950–2026).

The 14th Party Central Committee comprises 180 full members, including 21 women accounting for 11.66%. They are seasoned leaders who have risen through practice, holding key positions at both central and local levels. Together, they reflect the growing role of women in leadership, policy-making and national governance, bringing competence, experience and a strong sense of responsibility to the country’s development.