
Vietnam Communist Party Focuses on Cadre Training and Discipline Enhancement
The Communist Party of Vietnam is prioritizing the enhancement of cadres' capabilities and discipline, who are responsible for concretizing and implementing the Party's lines, policies, and resolutions. This strategy aims to maintain the Party's leadership and solidify its role in socio-economic development.
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