Model of steadfastness, perseverance in the Party's goals and ideals

In the process of comprehensively renewing the country's economy, many new difficulties and challenges have emerged. As a leader of the Party and the State, and at the same time a theorist, General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong has attached great importance to protecting the Party's ideological foundation and inheriting and developing it in accordance with the new situation of the country. We have read many times and pondered the issues raised by the General Secretary in his work: "Some theoretical and practical issues on socialism and the path to socialism in Vietnam". This is a very basic and important issue with a broad, rich and complex content, but with very elaborate research and a profound and scientific summary of practice, he has clarified the questions that Party members and people have been concerned about since the implementation of the country's economic renewal in a short, concise, easy-to-remember and easy-to-understand article.

We have a deeper understanding: What is socialism? Why did Vietnam choose the socialist path? How and in what ways can socialism be gradually built in Vietnam? What is the significance and what issues does the recent renovation and socialist movement in Vietnam pose? In addition to this work, we are also very interested in the General Secretary 's recently published books with important strategic viewpoints in various fields, contributing to consolidating the country's development model of the people, by the people, for the people.

Through that, we feel the affection and great contributions of the General Secretary to the country and the people and are more aware of our responsibilities as Party members and citizens in protecting the Party's ideological foundation, believing in and being absolutely loyal to the Party's policies and guidelines, supporting development mechanisms and policies, and actively contributing to building a strong and prosperous country.

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