The Unsere Zeit (Our Time) newspaper of the Communist Party of Germany (DKP) ran an article on the ongoing 13th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) on January 29, stressing that the week-long congress discusses the most important political and economic tasks of the party and the country for the following years.
Unsere Ziet runs article on 13th National Party Congress (Photo: VNA)
Berlin (VNA) – The Unsere Zeit (Our Time) newspaper of the
Communist Party of Germany (DKP) ran an article on the ongoing 13th National
Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) on January 29, stressing that
the week-long congress discusses the most important political and economic
tasks of the party and the country for the following years.
The article said that nearly 1,590 delegates representing
over 5.1 million Party members are deliberating a five-year economic
development plan as well as long-term development goals and a report reviewing
35 years of renewal.
The congress will also define targets and orientations until
2030 – the year of the centenary of the CPV, it added.
On this occasion, the DKP expressed impressions on efforts
and measures that Vietnam has taken to control the COVID-19 pandemic and curb
the numbers of infections and fatalities.
Meanwhile, Germany’s financial news website finanzen.net ran an article
highlighting the economic achievements of Vietnam, while advising investors to
explore the market.
The article noted that Vietnam was one of the few countries
posting economic growth in 2020. In the fourth quarter of the year, Vietnam’s
gross domestic product (GDP) expanded 4.48 percent year on year, resulting in
growth of 2.91 percent for the whole year, making the country one of the
fastest growing economies in 2020, it said.
According to the article, reasons that make the country
attractive to investors include young population, stable and open government,
stable currency, the country’s participation in many free trade agreements and
trade organisations, and being a good destination for the transition of global
supply chains and production hubs./.