Abstract: The Politburo has successively issued four strategic resolutions on science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation; on international integration in the new situation; on innovation in law-making and enforcement; and on private economic development. These are not separate policies but the "four core resolutions" - an integrated, interconnected, and mutually supportive strategic structure. This article analyzes the strategic role of each resolution and points out the connection between the fields: institutions, technology, market, and integration. On that basis, the long-term impact of the resolutions on national development until 2045 is assessed, and solutions for synchronous and effective implementation throughout the political and social system are proposed.
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Abstract: Throughout the entire historical process of leading the revolutionary cause in Vietnam, our Party has consistently and firmly affirmed that mass mobilization work constitutes a task of profound strategic importance. It serves as a crucial condition for safeguarding the Party’s leadership, for consolidating and further strengthening the vital, blood-tied relationship between the Party and the people, and for erecting the impregnable “fortress of the people’s hearts”. This work has been instrumental in achieving resounding victories in the protracted struggles for national independence, liberation, reunification of the sacred Fatherland, construction of socialism, and the comprehensive, synchronous advancement of the national renewal endeavor. As the nation steps into a new era of development, there arises an imperative demand for the Party and the State to persist in innovation, to elevate markedly the quality and efficacy of mass mobilization activities, and thereby progressively realize the grand national aspiration of erecting a Vietnam that is prosperous, civilized, and suffused with happiness for all its citizens.
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Abstract: The Politburo has successively issued four strategic resolutions on science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation; on international integration in the new situation; on innovation in law-making and enforcement; and on private economic development. These are not separate policies but the "four core resolutions" - an integrated, interconnected, and mutually supportive strategic structure. This article analyzes the strategic role of each resolution and points out the connection between the fields: institutions, technology, market, and integration. On that basis, the long-term impact of the resolutions on national development until 2045 is assessed, and solutions for synchronous and effective implementation throughout the political and social system are proposed.
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