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According to the 2015 Statistic Report of the World Health Organization (WHO) on 13 May, 2015, though encouraging progress has been made in implementing the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) on health in 194 countries there are gaps between countries and in each country as well as remaining issues to be settled. While several countries can not fulfill MDGs against deadline Viet Nam has stood out as a bright spot in achieving these goals.
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The Resolution of the 4th Plenum of the Central Committee, 11th Tenure “On urgent issues on Party building at present” identified one of the important task is to fight against “group interests.” This is because “group interests” (by negative meaning) will weaken national development, interests and the country and cause serious loss; the people will be stripped off power and interests; revolutionary achievements and the socio-political regime will not be protected hence collapse.
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Stability and development in the northern mountainous provinces of Viet Nam are affected by many factors, including ethnic relations. Therefore, the identification of impacts of ethnic relations will help to put forward recommendations, appropriate solutions and policies to limit negative impacts and promote positive impacts to maintain social stability and economic development in the region in particular, and implement strategies of national construction and defense general.
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In face of the goal “basically becoming a modern industrialized country by 2020”, poverty reduction efforts are confronted with a new height and new challenges, requiring new approach and resolving measures, aiming towards sustainable values through multi-dimensional poverty reduction approach.
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Recently, Mr. Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Politburo member, Deputy Prime Minister, Chairman of the Government Standing Committee for Administration Reform wrote an article on continuing to push forward public administration reform. Communist Review would like to introduce this article.
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While the economies of the world and Viet Nam are recovering slowly and there remain difficulties and challenges, the Party, Government and National Assembly have cut down on unnecessary spendings, and mobilized social resources to support poor people and entitled families to stabilize their life and enjoy the 2015 At Mui Lunar New Year Festival in an warm atmosphere.
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The Resolution of the Party Central Committee 9th Plenum, 11th Tenure stated that culture is the firm spiritual foundation of society and the important internal strength of the country. Building Vietnamese culture and man is an urgent issue to meet demands of national construction and defense for a prosperous people, strong country, democracy and civilization.
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At the Partners’ Forum of the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health organized in South Africa recently, Minister of Heath Nguyen Thi Kim Tien shared outstanding achievements of Viet Nam’s health sector over the past years, especially in the field of maternal and child healthcare with breakthrough strategic policies, several Millennium Development Goals (MDG) have been achieved and highly appreciated by the international community.
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Sixty nine years ago on 2 September 1945 in Ba Dinh Square, Ha Noi, President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence, founding the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam. The Declaration is not only an important document of the Vietnamese Party and nation in the history of struggle for independence and freedom but also a declaration which shines with ideology on human rights and civil rights of oppressed nations because it affirms both legal principles on national independence and territorial integrity and legality of national rights and fundamental human rights.
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Guarantee of human rights in Viet Nam, first and foremost, is prompted by objectives of revolution and nature of the social regime chosen by Viet Nam. That is why, even in hash circumstance of years of war, particularly when the country was reunified and in development stages, the Vietnamese State has striven to better guarantee human rights to everybody while paying special attention to vulnerable groups in society.