Refuting the distorted narrative of Ho Chi Minh’s thought on a new type of government in Vietnam

President Ho Chi Minh left behind a great revolutionary legacy for the Party and the people, along with an invaluable ideological heritage, including his thoughts on building a new type of government. Mastering his ideas, applying and creatively developing them in the cause of national construction and defence is not only the responsibility and duty but also the honour and pride of every cadre, Party member, and the masses.

Vietnam’s military art and requirements for its development in the new situation

Even in peacetime, we must best take advantage of the time available to consolidate and strengthen the country’s comprehensive capabilities, especially national defence and security ones, which demonstrates the need to “continue researching and developing theories on national defence, military art, and the art of protecting national security” in line with the Party’s direction

Promoting innovation and creativity to enhance the efficiency of the military technical work

To effectively fulfil its assigned functions and tasks, the Military Technical Sector must continue to implement comprehensive measures for innovation and improvement, enhancing the quality and efficiency of its work.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Guard Command grasps and implements the ethical standards of its cadres and party members

The core political mission of the Command is to ensure the long-term preservation and absolute security of President Ho Chi Minh’s remains while promoting the political and cultural significance of the Mausoleum in the new period. This profound honour and sacred responsibility requires that the party commissioners, commanders, cadres, party members, and staff of the unit consistently exemplify and uphold revolutionary ethics and the noble qualities of the “Uncle Ho’s Soldiers”.

Continuing to raise the quality of education and training within the Military

Due attention has been paid to renewing and improving education and training, executing education projects, and especially realising the motto: “the quality of training within schools signifies units’ combat readiness capacity”. Training procedures and curricula have been reviewed, adjusted, and updated scientifically, practically, continuously, and reciprocally. Military schools have stepped up the development of their curricula relevant to each major’s outcome standards