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Vietnam's Public Security Party Committee Approves Central Inspection Results
Vietnam's Public Security Party Committee has approved the results of the inspection and supervision conducted by the Central Politburo and Secretariat in 2026 (3rd session). This aims to strengthen party discipline and prevent corruption within the public security sector.
On September 17, in Hanoi, the Party Committee of the Public Security Central Committee, in coordination with Inspection Team No. 235 of the Central Politburo and Secretariat, held a conference to approve the results of the inspection and supervision in 2026 (3rd session) for the Standing Committee of the Party Committee of the Public Security Central Committee. This conference is part of a series of activities aimed at maintaining and strengthening the Party's discipline and leadership under Vietnam's one-party system. The public security sector plays a crucial role in maintaining national security and order, and thorough discipline within this sector directly relates to public safety and social stability. The approval of these inspection results suggests that the Party Central Committee is strictly monitoring the activities of the public security sector and striving to eliminate irregularities and disciplinary violations. While Vietnam has experienced remarkable economic growth, risks of corruption and abuse of power have also been noted. The public security sector, due to its significant authority, is particularly susceptible to becoming a breeding ground for corruption. Therefore, regular inspections and supervision by the Party Central Committee are considered indispensable for curbing such risks and maintaining sound organizational operations. Furthermore, Vietnam maintains a complex relationship with China, and domestic stability is a crucial factor in its foreign relations. The strong discipline and capabilities of the public security sector serve as a foundation for protecting the nation's sovereignty and security. Source: Nhan Dan
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Nhan Dan