These include the Draft Political Report of the 13th Party Central Committee; the Draft Report reviewing a number of theoretical and practical issues of the socialist-oriented renewal process over the past 40 years in Vietnam; the Draft Report reviewing 15 years of implementation of the Party Statutes (2011 – 2025), and proposals and orientations for amendments and supplements to the Party Statutes.
At the discussion, the delegation of the Central Public Security Party Organization, led by General Luong Tam Quang, Politburo member, Secretary of the Central Public Security Party Committee and Minister of Public Security, chaired the discussion.
Delegates expressed a high level of consensus with the contents of the documents, affirming that the preparation for the documents had been conducted in a thorough, serious, rigorous, scientific and modern manner. The documents clearly reflect strong innovation in development thinking, closely linked to practical realities while each objective, solution or proposal in the documents requires specific action plans and clearly determines responsibility and expected results.
The delegates gave a number of opinions on the missions of safeguarding national security and ensuring social order and safety in the new situation. As requested by the chair, delegates representing various units with their respective areas of responsibility discussed and made contributions to the draft documents.
The contributions focused on key missions of the People’s Public Security Forces’ of thoroughly grasping security and order situations, promptly advising the Party and the State on both foreign and domestic security policies, as well as contributing positively to achieving the national target of double-digit economic growth, shaping a new growth model, turning challenges into opportunities for development and preventing the country from falling into a strategic disadvantage.
The delegates also suggested that the documents highlight the Public Security Forces’ main missions. Particularly safeguarding national security; protecting political security, cultural and ideological security, economic security, cybersecurity and data security; ensuring the security and safety of key leaders of the political system and elites in the fields of science and technology; addressing potential factors that could cause complex security and order situations so as to present the country from being driven into a strategic passive position or a strategic surprise; and effectively combating new criminal methods and tactics to preserve peace and security for the people and effectively support the country’s socio-economic development.
