After nearly a century of leading the nation through many challenges, the Communist Party of Vietnam now stands before a new historical mission: to guide the country into an “era of rising,” realizing the aspiration for a strong, prosperous, and happy Vietnam.

Vietnam is entering a new era of development marked by strong aspirations and vast potential. This era has earned a high degree of trust and consensus both domestically and internationally, anchored in a clear and firm message: the happiness of the people will serve as the goal, the driving force, and the measure for the quality of political and social development.

The draft documents to be submitted to the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam reveal a strategic vision. With comprehensive breakthroughs spanning institutions, growth models, and people-centered policies, Vietnam is confidently moving into an era of national rise.

Initiated by the bold policy decision of 1986, the Doi Moi (Renewal) reform has brought about a remarkable transformation for Vietnam. From a nation devastated by war, Vietnam has risen strongly, delivering prosperity to its people and a bright future for the nation.