Overseas Vietnamese in Australia believe in bright future for Vietnam
Vietnamese expats living and working in Australia have expressed a belief in a bright future for their home country after the success of the 13th National Party Congress from January 25 to February 1 in Hanoi.
Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong addresses the closing of the 13th National Party Congress (Photo: VNA)
Sydney (VNA) - Vietnameseexpats living and working in Australia have expressed a belief in a bright futurefor their home country after the success of the 13th National Party Congressfrom January 25 to February 1 in Hanoi.
Talking to a Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Australia, overseas Vietnamese voiced their high expectations of the leadership of the newly-elected Party Central Committee aswell as the directions to be taken for future national development.
Tran Ba Phuc, President of the Vietnam Business Association in Australia, stressedthat the success of the congress clearly shows the high degree of political determination,experience, enthusiasm, and responsibility in the political system.
He said the congress selected members wisely for the Party Central Committee, thePolitburo, and the Secretariat, with political qualities, wisdom, and virtue.
Phuc also expressed his belief that anti-corruption efforts will continue to bedrastically carried out under the leadership of the Party while efforts will bestrengthened to bring the COVID-19 pandemic under control, stabilise the macroeconomy,and curb inflation.
The success of the congress will also be a major turning point in Vietnam becominga country of comprehensive and sustainable development, he said.
Meanwhile, David Nguyen, an expert in artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, andautomation in Sydney, said Vietnamese intellectuals working abroad are expectingthat Vietnamese leaders will demonstrate their determination and adopt appropriatedevelopment policies to quickly catch up with the rapid changes seen around theworld.
David, who is Chairman of the Vietnam Australia Innovation Network Inc (NIC AU), said that with abundantresources and huge competitive advantages in technology, it is completely possiblefor Vietnam to move forward.
The Government’s vision and determination plus the solidarity and contributionsof intellectuals, businesses, and the people will result in successful innovationand development, he believes.
Nguyen Phuc Binh, Chairman of the Vietnam Students’ Association in Australia, highlighted the Party’sleadership role in socio-economic development and the country’s increasing positionin the international arena. He also expressed a belief in a brighter future forthe country./.
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Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong addresses the closing of the 13th National Party Congress (Photo: VNA) 
