Global ambassadors voice confidence in Vietnam's development after 14th Party Congress

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : She said UN development agencies stand ready to continue supporting Vietnam through cooperation frameworks and projects aligned with the country's development priorities. European Union Ambassador Julien Guerrier said Vietnam has demonstrated strong capacity over the past five years in modernizing governance and maintaining an impressive growth trajectory, while also implementing reforms to make growth more resilient, innovative and attractive to long-term investment.
62% : She noted Vietnam's progress in social welfare and economic growth, as well as its rise to upper-middle-income status and strong performance on human development indicators.
59% : He also said the convergence of development phases in Vietnam and China could create new opportunities for bilateral relations and cooperation. Cuban Ambassador Rogelio Polanco Fuentes congratulated Vietnam on the successful congress and said the country would continue to pursue a people-centered development path, advance a socialist-oriented economy, protect the environment, and deepen international integration.
59% : He identified the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement as a key driver of this progress, noting that it helped support Vietnam's export growth even as global trade slowed.
57% : United Nations Resident Coordinator in Vietnam Pauline Tamesis said the strategic orientations and policy priorities outlined in the congress documents would continue to underpin Vietnam's deeper international integration and its rapid and sustainable development.
55% : He said EU-Vietnam relations have deepened in recent years at bilateral, regional and global levels, both economically and politically.
49% : She also highlighted Vietnam's contributions to addressing global challenges, including its role in hosting the signing ceremony of the UN Convention against Cybercrime, known as the Hanoi Convention, in October 2025.
42% : He attributed this to Vietnam's stable political environment, strategic location, young workforce, expanding network of free trade agreements, and ongoing institutional and legal reforms.

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