National independence and socialism - A consistent objective that cannot be distorted

The practice of the Vietnamese revolution has demonstrated an objective and immutable principle: national independence is inseparably linked with socialism. This has been the fundamental and consistent line of the Vietnamese revolution and constitutes a core element of Ho Chi Minh Thought.

Effectiveness of the “Skilful Mass Mobilisation” emulation movement at Economic–Defence Unit 356

The practical experience of implementing the “Skilful Mass Mobilisation” emulation movement at Economic–Defence Unit 356 demonstrates that, in border areas, mass mobilisation can only achieve substantive effectiveness when party committees and commanders at all levels provide close leadership and direction, and when cadres and soldiers genuinely stay close to the People, understand them, respect them, and assist them through concrete and practical actions.

Improving the operational efficiency of the provincial and municipal Border Guard Commands

After a year of establishment, the Border Guard Commands under the Ho Chi Minh City Command, and other provincial military commands have gradually come into stable and effective operation. This is a crucial foundation for the Border Guard High Command to draw experience, coordinatively lead, direct, and further improve the quality and operational efficiency of these forces in accordance with their assigned functions and duties.

Building a contingent of cadres in the new era - from thinking development to implementation process

The 14th National Party Congress continues to affirm that developing a corps of cadres with sufficient qualities, capabilities, and prestige on a par with their task requirements is a central focus of Party building work and the “key of keys”; the Congress stresses that this is a breakthrough, decisive stage aimed at improving the Party’s leadership capacity and combativeness in the new period

Enhancing the effectiveness of defence diplomacy in culture in the new context

Despite outstanding achievements, in the context of deep integration and the sophisticated subversive activities of hostile forces on the ideological and cultural front, this work still reveals certain limitations. This necessitates the need to innovate and improve the effectiveness of defence diplomacy in the area of ​​culture, making it flexible and substantive while remaining steadfast in principles and political conviction. In particular, it is necessary to focus on the following key solutions.