Vietnam Accelerates Development Across Sectors with New Politburo Resolutions

The Politburo of the Communist Party of Vietnam has introduced new directives aimed at accelerating development across various sectors of the nation. These resolutions are intended to enhance Vietnam's standing in the international community and improve the lives of its citizens. Politburo Resolution No. 23-NQ/TW introduces new viewpoints, goals, and measures for building a united, deeply integrated, and sustainably developing overseas Vietnamese (OV) community, while effectively harnessing its resources for national development and global engagement. This is seen as part of Vietnam's strategy to mobilize domestic resources and the strengths of its expatriates in the era of globalization to drive national development. Resolution No. 26-NQ/TW is considered an important milestone for Vietnam's tourism industry, opening up new development orientations and opportunities. Vietnam's tourism sector has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years, and this resolution is expected to serve as a compass to further accelerate this momentum. Ho Chi Minh City authorities are diligently working to ensure that all residents have access to and benefit from digital transformation, adhering to the principle of "leaving no one behind" under Politburo Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW. This is a critical initiative for the steady advancement of the digital economy transition that Vietnam is pursuing. Furthermore, in discussions concerning Eurasian connectivity, Consul General Nguyen Viet Kien advocated for an open, inclusive, and mutually beneficial model of Eurasian connectivity. This reflects Vietnam's diplomatic stance of serving as a bridge between ASEAN and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), strengthening regional cooperation, enhancing strategic autonomy, and delivering tangible benefits to the people. These resolutions demonstrate Vietnam's commitment to comprehensively addressing diverse challenges required of a modern nation, including maintaining economic growth, enhancing social inclusivity, strengthening international cooperation, and promoting digitalization. In particular, leveraging overseas compatriots and promoting tourism are expected to contribute not only to economic benefits but also to the enhancement of the nation's soft power.