The contest featured 80 orators from 28 agencies and units under the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense. After more than three days of competition, the event successfully concluded.
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Senior Lieutenant General Truong Thien To addresses the event. |
The organizing panel noted the high proficiency and diverse backgrounds of the contestants from various branches in the whole military.
In the awareness test, the participants demonstrated a firm grasp of the Party’s guidelines and professional skills, with many achieving a perfect score of 50/50.
For the outline drafting segment, submissions were well prepared, deeply analyzing new points in congress documents and linking theory with the units’ practical realities. The presentation content was a highlight, as orators combined theory with practice, delivering fluent speeches and effectively utilizing modern visual aids.
A notable innovation of this year’s contest was the integration of digital transformation, featuring five software applications for management, grading, and result compilation. Contestants also effectively leveraged information technology and artificial intelligence in designing their lectures.
In his closing remarks, Senior Lieutenant General Truong Thien To highly valued the achievements of the orators and the organizing panel. The general affirmed that the contest’s success extended beyond professional results, creating a profound political and ideological impact. It underscored the crucial role of oral dissemination in building a politically-strong military and safeguarding the Party’s ideological foundation in the new era.
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Awarding winners of the contest |
Senior Lieutenant General Truong Thien To urged Party committees and commanders to strictly implement directives and conclusions of higher levels. Units must innovate dissemination methods in the digital age, improve orators’ skills in handling ideological situations, and promptly reward effective models. Contestants selected for the whole-military final round were encouraged to refine their content and presentation styles to achieve top results and strive for selection in the 2026 national excellent orators contest.
At the closing ceremony, the organizing panel awarded certificates of merit to three first-prize, seven second-prize, and 16 third-prize winners. Consolation prizes were given to 28 contestants, while all 80 participants received the “Whole-military excellent orator” certification.
Translated by Minh Anh