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Vietnamese Communist Party Asks Nation to Fulfill National Development Targets
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee (CPVCC) Nong Duc Manh called on entire Vietnamese Party members and the whole nation to strive to successfully fulfill the targets of this year's national socio- economic development and create momentum for the development in the following years.
The Vietnamese Party leader made the call while delivering a closing speech at the second plenum of the ninth Central Committee of CPV that took place in Hanoi on Saturday and Sunday, according to a Communique of CPVCC on Sunday.
He said the most important task of the entire Party was to immediately translate the ninth Party Congress Resolution into the daily life and successfully implement the Resolution right in the first year of the five-year plan up to 2005 and the 10-year Strategy for Socio-Economic Development up to 2010.
Manh emphasized that it was predicted that challenges and difficulties were even bigger in the months to come. Therefore, the tasks for the remaining period of the year were heavier for the entire Party and the entire people, who had no other way than to make greater efforts to obtain the socio-economic targets for 2001.
He stressed that efforts should be made to push up economic restructuring, develop products of high competitiveness and promote marketing campaigns. External economy should be efficiently expanded, including efforts to encourage, support and create all best possible conditions to boost export operations and draw in foreign investment, spur demand in both investment and consumption.
Manh also called for a regular effort to build up the Party, describing it a key factor in the Party's leadership and guideline task.
The two-day plenum agreed to Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh's proposal not to hold the post as Chairman of Vietnam's National Assembly (NA). And the session made a presentation of personnel to the ninth session of the tenth NA for consideration to elect to the NA Chairmanship in accordance with the country's Constitution and laws.
The plenum also discussed reports on the country's socio- economic situation in the first six months of 2001 and the tasks for the next six months, a project on Son La hydro-power plant and other issues.
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