Military Political Academy asked to be built into comprehensively-strong institution

General Trinh Van Quyet speaks at the event.

In his speech, Gen. Quyet affirmed the Academy’s role as the military’s leading center for training political cadres, political commissars, political instructors, and researchers in military social sciences and humanities, contributing to strengthening the Party’s absolute and direct leadership over the military.

He praised the institution for bringing into play its traditions, promoting solidarity, implementing innovation, weathering all difficulties and comprehensively meeting all assignments and targets.

Delegates tour an exhibition held on the sidelines of the event.

Gen. Quyet urged the Academy’s Party Organization to continue striving in the next term. He urged it to lead and direct the implementation of a number of key tasks such as continuing to thoroughly grasp and incorporate the Party’s guidelines and upcoming resolutions, especially new orientations on defense, military building, and national protection, into training programs. It should direct the standardization and improvement of expertise of its cadres and instructors and the increase of the proportion of the Academy’s staff holding postgraduate and professorial qualifications.

Delegates in a joint photo

In addition, it should build a strong, healthy, exemplary and typical Party Organization. Moreover, it should actively and effectively engage in ideological and theoretical struggle, fight against hostile views and plots of “peaceful evolution” as well as signs of degradation in terms of politics, ethics, and lifestyle, “self-evolution,” and “self-transformation.” These would help ensure that the Academy remains a “fortress” in protecting the Party’s ideological foundation, contributing to upholding and strengthening the Party leadership over all aspects of the military.

Translated by Mai Huong