
Speaking at the Congress, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh affirmed that for the Diplomatic sector - the "vanguard soldiers on the foreign affairs front" - the patriotic emulation movement has special significance and is always associated with Uncle Ho's teachings: "Emulation is an international spirit"; "Emulation is contributing to preserving world peace and democracy".
This is not only a recognition and honor for outstanding collectives and individuals, but also a strong driving force, arousing the spirit of creativity, overcoming difficulties, solidarity, discipline, and responsibility - creating momentum to complete assigned tasks with many outstanding results, recognized by the Party, State and People, and demonstrated in the draft documents of the 14th National Party Congress.
The Prime Minister summarized the results of the emulation movement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with 5 phrases: "Maintaining the environment," "Expanding the situation," "Enhancing power," "Promoting the role," "Building the foundation."

To date, Vietnam has established diplomatic relations with 195 countries, established relationship frameworks from Comprehensive Partnership level and above with 40 partners, including all 5 permanent members of the United Nations Security Council that are Comprehensive Strategic Partners and 17 G20 countries.
In particular, in just over the past year (2024-2025 period), we have established and upgraded Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with 8 countries, Strategic Partnership with 7 countries, and Comprehensive Partnership with 4 countries.
During the 13th National Congress, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs supported localities in signing more than 400 memorandums of understanding on cooperation with international partners; actively urged, reviewed, and supported the removal of institutional obstacles and barriers in business and investment cooperation with partners.
The Prime Minister emphasized that in the context of a complex and volatile world, the spirit of patriotic emulation in the diplomatic sector must be aroused more strongly than ever. Each diplomat must be a "pioneer", an "inspirational person" for a brave, humane, modern Vietnam that always strives for peace, cooperation and sustainable development in the region, in the world and for each country.
The Prime Minister requested that the officers and employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs carry out “3 good deeds” in the spirit of “3 emulations.” That is, “Doing better” the regular work according to assigned functions and tasks; having strategic advice, timely and effective policy responses in the context of the rapidly changing, complex and unpredictable world situation.
Next is to “do better” the role of connection, strengthen bilateral diplomacy to connect domestically and internationally; connect economically; connect culturally; connect digitally, technologically; connect people...
Third is to “do better” the international mission; raise the level of Vietnam’s multilateral diplomacy; continue to promote the country’s role and position in proactively and actively participating in shaping and reforming global governance, especially at regional and international multilateral forums and mechanisms.
Along with that, the industry carries out "3 competitions": Competition in innovation of strategic thinking and creative action; Competition in fostering partnerships, trust and friendship with international friends; Competition in promoting science and technology development, innovation and national digital transformation.
The Prime Minister believes and hopes that, with the glorious tradition of the past 80 years, the Diplomatic sector will continue to promote its pioneering, united, and creative role, and achieve even greater and more important achievements, contributing to the whole country's steady progress into a new era - an era of strong, prosperous, civilized, happy development, and steady progress towards socialism.
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