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    Vietnamese community in Thailand elects new executive board for 2026–2028 term

    Vietnamese community in Thailand elects new executive board for 2026–2028 term

    The Association of Vietnamese in Thailand held its 2026–2028 congress in Udon Thani province on January 11 to elect a new executive board to lead community affairs in the country over the next three years.

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    Scholar highlights strategic significance of upcoming 14th National Party Congress

    At a time when the world is being reshaped by intensifying geopolitical conflicts, supply-chain disruptions and sharpening competition among great powers, the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) stands as a pivotal juncture for the country to reaffirm its resolve, vision and strategic choice for the years ahead.
    Spring festival celebrates unity and Vietnamese identity in Japan

    The “Homeland Spring – Great Unity Tet Osaka 2026” program was held on January 4 at Ikuno Park in Osaka, drawing thousands of visitors and offering a lively platform for cultural exchange, community connection and shared celebration.
    Overseas Vietnamese expertise tapped for national development

    Overseas Vietnamese intellectuals in Thailand have stated that the Party’s and State’s increasing support for their participation in policy-making is a key move to tap the expertise of the Vietnamese community abroad as the country enters a new development phase.
    Overseas Vietnamese contribute intellect, experience to national development

    The Vietnamese Party and State have consistently created appropriate platforms for overseas Vietnamese (OV) to contribute their intellect and experience to major national affairs, a Vietnamese scholar in Germany has said, highlighting the growing role of the OV in the country’s development.
    Listening to OV

    The Party and State's pro-active efforts to collect feedback from overseas Vietnamese (OV) on draft documents of the 14th National Party Congress, constitutional amendments, and the formulation of major resolutions and laws represent the country’s “important step forward that demonstrates strategic vision and pro-active governance,” reflecting renewed thinking in people-to-people diplomacy and the policy of great national unity.
    Overseas Vietnamese rally around shared goal of giving back to homeland

    Associate Professor, Dr. Luong Tuan Anh of the U.K.'s De Montfort University has shared with Vietnam News Agency correspondents in London his views on how the Party and the State have created opportunities for overseas Vietnamese (OV) to engage in national affairs, as well as the strong commitment and desire of the community to contribute to the homeland’s development.
    OVs translate nation-building aspirations into tangible contributions

    Through sustained attentiveness and the expansion of diverse engagement channels, ranging from consultations on draft documents to specialized forums and connectivity programs, the Party and State of Vietnam have created favorable conditions for overseas Vietnamese (OVs) to contribute ideas, expertise, material resources and spiritual support to national development, effectively turning aspirations for the homeland into concrete action.
    OV community confident in homeland

    Rachel Nguyen Isenschmid, Secretary-General of the Swiss-Viet Economic Forum (SVEF), has highlighted the Vietnamese Party and State's high valuation of contributions by overseas Vietnamese (OVs) as well as the community's confidence in the homeland's future.
    OV help strengthen national power, enhance Vietnam’s international standing

    Many overseas Vietnamese and Vietnamese intellectuals in Thailand have spoken highly of the Party and State’s increasingly pro-active and innovative approach to engaging the overseas Vietnamese community, describing dialogue-based consultations and direct opinion-gathering as clear evidence of an open, attentive, and inclusive mindset that recognizes overseas Vietnamese as an inseparable part of the nation.
    OVs harness international experience for national development

    Vietnam has introduced policies and practical measures to deepen engagement with overseas Vietnamese (OVs), underscoring the value of knowledge, diverse international experience and responsible participation in advancing sustainable development amid deeper global integration.
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