Vietnam, China Strengthen Theoretical Exchanges, Share Doi Moi and Modernization Experiences

The Communist Party of Vietnam and the Communist Party of China are deepening exchanges aimed at sharing development experiences and theoretical insights. This highlights shared principles between Vietnam's "Doi Moi" (Renewal) policy and China's "modernization" experience. Both parties recognize profound similarities in remaining steadfast in their revolutionary ideals, consistently starting from objective realities, placing the people at the center, and continuously pursuing innovation and creativity. Vietnam's 40 years of "Doi Moi" and China's long-cultivated development experience offer valuable lessons for each other. These theoretical exchanges play a crucial role in strengthening the efforts of both countries towards their common goals of socialist construction and development. The first meeting of the Central Theory Council for the 2026-2031 term signifies the commitment of both nations in this area. Chinese scholars have noted that "Doi Moi" has guided Vietnam into a new era, and theoretical dialogues between the two countries are expected to contribute to deepening their respective domestic policies and expanding their international influence. Economic growth under Vietnam's one-party system is supported by such sharing of theoretical and practical experiences, which also serves as a crucial element in maintaining economic and political stability in its relations with China.