In his letter, on behalf of the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense, General Phan Van Giang extended his warm regards and best wishes to instructors and education managers, acknowledging their important contributions to the development of military education and training.
He noted that throughout the country’s development, the Party and State have consistently recognized the importance and decisive role of teachers in determining the quality of education and training. Under the leadership and direction of the Central Military Commission, the Ministry of National Defense, and the Party committees and commanders of agencies, units, academies, and schools, generations of military instructors and education managers have upheld the fine qualities and glorious traditions of the heroic Viet Nam People’s Army. They have demonstrated solidarity, innovation, creativity, confidence, self-reliance, and resilience, successfully fulfilling their assigned tasks.
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Deputy Prime Minister and General Phan Van Giang |
Highlighting the 2025-2026 academic year, the first year of implementing Resolution No.290-NQ/QUTW dated January 7, 2026, issued by the Central Military Commission on breakthroughs in military education and training development, General Phan Van Giang commended academies, schools, instructors, and education managers for proactively overcoming difficulties and implementing comprehensive measures to fulfill their academic-year tasks.
Their efforts have produced positive results in teaching, scientific research, and education management, contributing to improved training and professional development for officers, employees, and non-commissioned officers. These achievements have helped meet the requirements of military building and national defense in the new situation.
Regarding future tasks, he emphasized that building a revolutionary, regular, elite, and modern military requires breakthroughs in education and training. Military academies and schools should thoroughly grasp and effectively implement the Party’s guidelines and policies, the State’s laws and policies, and the resolutions, directives, and conclusions of the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense on education and training.
General Phan Van Giang also called for stronger management, training, professional development, and refresher courses, alongside favorable conditions to build a contingent of instructors and education managers sufficient in number, appropriately structured, and high in quality, ensuring a solid succession between generations.
He stressed the need to continue renewing education and training toward standardization and modernization, with closer links between schools and military units and between training and personnel utilization. He also underscored the importance of accelerating digital transformation and applying scientific and technological advances effectively in teaching, management, and scientific research.
Expressing confidence in the military teaching and education management workforce, General Phan Van Giang said that, with their glorious traditions, professional dedication, sense of responsibility, and aspiration to contribute, they would continue to improve themselves and serve as exemplary role models in ethics, lifestyle, intellect, professional competence, working methods, and determination to advance.
He expressed his belief that they would fulfill all assigned tasks and make further contributions to building the military, strengthening national defense, and firmly safeguarding the socialist Fatherland of Viet Nam.
The general also extended his wishes for good health, happiness, and continued progress to all military instructors and education managers on the occasion of Vietnamese Teachers’ Day.
Translated by Quynh Oanh