Vietnam Communist Party Discusses Party Discipline and Talent Strategy Under New Leadership
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam has begun discussing a wide range of critical issues, including strengthening party discipline, reforming the political system, talent development strategies, and regulations on party members' investment and business activities. This aims to solidify the foundation for national development under the new leadership.
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