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Vietnam Diplomatic Conference: Foreign Affairs to Shape New Era of National Development
At the 33rd Diplomatic Conference, Vietnam's Party General Secretary and State President emphasized the diplomatic sector's role in maintaining peace, defending the Fatherland, expanding development space, and enhancing international standing by leveraging revolutionary diplomatic traditions and collective wisdom. He stressed that foreign affairs must play a pioneering role in shaping a new era of national development.
At the opening of the 33rd Diplomatic Conference, Vietnam's Party General Secretary and State President stated that by upholding the tradition of Vietnam’s revolutionary diplomacy and bringing into full play collective wisdom, mettle, and sense of responsibility, the entire diplomatic sector will remain united, proactive, and creative in successfully fulfilling its tasks. This will contribute to maintaining peace, safeguarding the Fatherland, expanding development space, and enhancing Vietnam’s international standing. The conference underscored the crucial role of foreign affairs in pioneering a new era of national development amidst a complex international landscape. It highlighted the importance of providing sound advice and taking prompt action. Under Vietnam's one-party system, diplomacy is a key pillar supporting both national security and economic development, especially in managing relations with China and promoting international cooperation for accelerated economic growth. The diplomatic sector is expected to go beyond its traditional role as an external liaison and provide accurate recommendations for domestic policy-making based on international situation analysis. For Vietnam, experiencing rapid economic growth, attracting foreign investment and expanding trade are vital. Diplomatic efforts directly contribute to achieving these goals. In recent years, Vietnam has become an attractive investment destination for many foreign companies amidst supply chain restructuring and geopolitical risk diversification. Proactive diplomatic engagement is anticipated to further accelerate this trend. Information source: VietnamPlus English
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