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Vietnam's 2045 Aspiration: Global Vietnamese Community Unites for National Prosperity
Vietnam is pursuing its 'đổi mới' (renovation) policy with the ambitious goal of national development and prosperity by 2045. A strong sense of unity is emerging among Vietnamese people both domestically and abroad, contributing to this national aspiration, with particular emphasis on the expertise and contributions of the global Vietnamese diaspora.
Vietnam continues to write its story, evolving from the harmony of national unification half a century ago to the harmony of renovation, integration, and development today. On the journey towards 2045, the Vietnamese blood flowing across the globe beats with a single rhythm for the nation's future. The country's strong will for development is clearly manifested in the promotion of the 'Đổi mới' (Renovation) policy. In particular, the ambitious goal of achieving prosperity as a developed nation by 2045 is boosting the morale of the entire population. To achieve this goal, the Communist Party of Vietnam has introduced new guidelines on regional development and the organization of national development space, with concrete plans underway for its realization. The presence of overseas Vietnamese, known as 'Việt kiều,' plays a crucial role in the country's development. Their international experience, expertise, and economic contributions are indispensable for Vietnam to enhance its competitiveness on the global stage. The 'beacon of their intellect' serves as a guide illuminating the nation's progress. Vietnamese journalists view this theme of 'aspiration for 2045' as a pursuit of unified national spirit and economic and social progress. This can be seen as an example of how state-led development strategies, under Vietnam's one-party system, promote national integration and international cooperation. The fostering of this national unity holds significant meaning, especially in the context of Vietnam's foreign policy, which aims for economic growth and contribution to the international community while maintaining a complex relationship with China.
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Nhan Dan