Secretary-General and President To Lam delivers a speech at the conference – Photo: VNA
Speaking at the event, Secretary-General and President To Lam said that Resolution 06 sets goals for the development of foreign policy in the new period that are commensurate with the historical and cultural stature and position of the country.
This will contribute to the achievement of the country’s strategic objectives: building a peaceful, independent, democratic, prosperous, civilized and happy Vietnam, steadily progressing towards socialism.
Foreign relations constitute a “crucial and ongoing” task.
According to the Secretary General and President, Vietnam’s foreign policy, which is entering a new era of national development, reflects a change in mentality, clearly illustrated by major ideological principles.
As a result, foreign relations are defined as a “crucial and permanent” task, becoming an important method and a key and continuous element in the construction, protection and development of the country. In the new era, external relations must occupy a central place and contribute to quickly identifying and resolving the risks of conflict and war, remotely and at the source.
In this new era, foreign relations are not only a tool for protecting national interests, but also a means of demonstrating Vietnam’s character, identity and prestige on the international stage; it is a means of spreading Vietnamese values and civilization, generating respect, trust and exerting influence within the international community.
Foreign policy must be based on a spirit of strategic autonomy and self-sufficiency. It must guarantee the highest national interests, place the people at the heart of all policies, and regard contribution to the international community as a responsibility. At the same time, foreign policy is the concern of the entire Party and the entire people, mobilizing the combined strength of the entire political system and the country.
5 main directions of foreign affairs
Based on this observation, Secretary General and President To Lam stressed that foreign policy for the coming period would focus on five major axes.
First, it is about taking advantage of the pioneering role of foreign policy to prevent crisis risks early, at a distance and at their source, thus creating a favorable international environment for the country.
Secondly, foreign relations should become a driving force for the opening of new development spaces, organically linked to the process of socio-economic development of the country, contributing to attracting external resources and favorable conditions for the rapid and sustainable development of the country.
Third, actively participate and contribute responsibly to solving common problems of the international community, thereby strengthening Vietnam’s role and position in multilateral mechanisms.
Fourth, raise the status of the nation to match its historical importance, cultural identity and position, making a positive contribution to human civilization.
Fifth, establish a global, modern and professional diplomacy, up to the strategic challenges of the new era, contributing to the achievement of national development objectives by the middle of the 21st century.
Emphasizing the motto “understand deeply, do correctly, do thoroughly, do efficiently”, the Secretary General and President urged all ministries, departments and local authorities in the country to understand well and quickly translate the resolution into action programs and plans. of work.
He also said it is necessary to make significant reforms of cross-sector and cross-domain mechanisms between the central and local levels, and to strengthen the leadership apparatus to effectively coordinate the implementation of the resolution.
Improve mechanisms for preventing, detecting and dealing with acts of unlawful interference.
This was one of the tasks outlined by Secretary-General and President To Lam during the conference summarizing the activities of the Central Steering Committee for Judicial Reform yesterday (June 11).
The Secretary General and President said that, in line with Politburo policy, the Central Judicial Reform Steering Committee has been restructured and reorganized into a new mechanism, merging with the Central Judicial Reform Committee. steering institutional improvement and law enforcement. This restructuring marks the advent of a new model of management and orientation, characterized by a broader vision, increased requirements, more harmonized methods and better defined responsibilities.
Regarding the essential tasks ahead, the Secretary General and the President called for a thorough and continued understanding of the Party’s positions on judicial reform and building the rule of law. Changes to the Steering Committee’s organizational model must not slow down, hinder or disrupt the judicial reform process.
He stressed the need to continue improving the quality of institutional reform, the organization of law enforcement and the functioning of judicial bodies.
Laws must be clear, stable, workable, transparent, easy to implement, verify and monitor. Investigations must be based on objective, scientific, electronic and factual evidence.
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Prosecutions and judicial review must be rigorous and objective. Trials must guarantee the independence of judges, scrupulously respect the law and strengthen the probative force of judgments. The execution of judgments must be considered as the determining factor in the concrete effectiveness of justice.
Strictly control the judiciary, prevent and combat corruption in judicial activities, and at the same time build a team of honest, competent and professional magistrates…
Furthermore, it is necessary to improve mechanisms for preventing, detecting and dealing with illegal interference; to control conflicts of interest; to ensure transparency in the allocation of cases, expertise, evaluation, auction and execution of decisions; and to severely punish corruption, business brokerage, falsification of documents and abuse of power and authority in judicial activities.
Promote electronic records, electronic evidence, public disclosure of judgments, data-driven case management and data interoperability between judicial agencies and national databases…
Source : https://tuoitre.vn/doi-ngoai-phai-the-hien-ban-linh-ban-sac-tam-voc-viet-nam-20260611231534518.htm
