Vietnam Communist Party Reviews 100 Years of Revolutionary Leadership and 40 Years of Program Implementation
Vietnamese Communist Party General Secretary and President To Lam emphasized the historical significance and strategic future vision at a review meeting on the Party's 100 years of revolutionary leadership and 40 years of program implementation. This review is considered to hold profound theoretical and practical value for the Party and the nation.
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