General Secretary and President To Lam called for the Artillery - Missile Corps to become a pillar of combat power, developing a modern force and mastering technology.

General Secretary and President To Lam has called for stricter control over study costs, transparent financial disclosures, severe penalties for forced extra classes, and a reduction in exam pressure, aiming to ease the burden on parents and students.

General Secretary and President To Lam urged the Youth Union to better care for youth's education, employment, entrepreneurship, housing, and create a development environment so that "no legitimate dream of youth is left behind".

General Secretary and President To Lam called for addressing the misconception that cadre planning is about "reserving a spot", "waiting in line for a turn", or guaranteeing a position.

General Secretary and President To Lam has directed agencies to study and propose the establishment of special, core urban administrative units to coordinate development and infrastructure connectivity.

General secretary and president To Lam urged the press to uphold standards and foster a calmer, kinder society with greater faith in positive values.

General Secretary and President To Lam requested localities to plan and synchronously build schools and educational infrastructure when developing new urban areas and residential zones, suitable for population scale.

General Secretary and President To Lam called for the development of a new resolution on maritime development until 2045, clarifying the vision of a strong maritime nation in the 21st century and the sea's role in national development goals.

General Secretary and President To Lam called for a shift from simply caring for the elderly to empowering them, viewing them as active participants in national development.

General Secretary and President To Lam called for a shift from merely completing organizational restructuring to ensuring effective operation, enhancing governance quality, and guaranteeing implementation capacity across all levels.

General Secretary and President To Lam's visit to three Southeast Asian nations conveyed Vietnam's message of peace and development to key partners, according to Foreign Minister Le Hoai Trung.

The General Secretary and President stated that the 11% growth target is challenging, thus Hanoi cannot persist with its traditional growth model or existing advantages, but must instead rely on science and the digital economy.

The General Secretary and President stated that given current high demands, cadre evaluations cannot merely deem tasks "completed" superficially but must be linked to concrete work results.

General Secretary and President To Lam stressed that Vietnam cannot replicate other nations' development models, asserting that strategic autonomy necessitates investment in basic science and foundational knowledge.