In his conclusion, Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong commended the implementation of political tasks by the commission, the Ministry of National Defense, and the entire military so far this year.
The Party chief requested that the commission continues to effectively perform its strategic advisory role and implement the resolution of the 13th Party Central Committee’s 8th session on the national defense strategy in the new situation, in alignment with other military and defense strategies and resolutions on socio-economic development strategies, ensuring security-defense in the country's six economic regions.
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Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong (2nd from R) and the State, Government and military leaders at the session |
He stressed that the commission has to enhance its strategic forecast capacity, and continue to advise the Party and the State in the promulgation of policies and legal documents on military and defense meeting the requirements in the new situation.
Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong suggested the commission launch cohesive and effective measures to enhance the overall quality and combat strength of the military, play a core role in building the national defense, and overhauling the organization of military forces towards elite, streamlined and strong military in 2025.
He emphasized the need to continue expanding and improving the effectiveness of international integration and defense diplomacy, contributing to establishing a strategic balance in relations with partners, maintaining a peaceful and stable environment for the country's development, and preventing risks of war and conflict.
The military should continue to actively and responsibly participate in peacekeeping missions of the United Nations, humanitarian activities, search and rescue operations, and disaster and war consequence relief, he noted.
The leader also called for increased exchange of experiences and mutual learning between the Vietnamese military and its foreign peers, as well as the successful organization of the second Vietnam international defense exhibition in December 2024.
It is necessary to care for the material and spiritual life of officers and soldiers, especially those serving in remote, border, and island areas, as well as to continue with the search for and repatriation of the remains of fallen soldiers, he said.
Source: VNA