Realising the aspiration to be a prosperous Vietnam
Tuesday, 2021-04-20 16:25:58
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NDO - The 13th Party Congress not only set the national development targets for the next 5-10 years but also envisions a future in which Vietnam will become a developed nation by the mid-21st century when Vietnam marks the centenary of its founding.
Breakthroughs in mindset and institutions
What is new in the 13th Congress resolution is that international standards are used to set the specific targets and tasks for each stage. Including that, by 2025 when Vietnam marks the 50th anniversary of southern liberation and national reunification, Vietnam will be a developing country with a modern industry, surpassing the lower-middle income level. By 2030 when Vietnam marks the 100th anniversary of the Party’s founding, Vietnam will be a developing country with a modern industry and upper middle income. By 2045 when Vietnam marks the 100th anniversary of th
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