This morning, January 23, 2026, the newly elected 14th Party Central Committee convened its first meeting to vote on the country’s top leadership positions: the Politburo, General Secretary, Secretariat, and Central Inspection Commission.

At a crucial turning point, the 14th National Party Congress reaffirmed one principle above all: every decision must be measured by the people’s trust.

The 14th National Party Congress has elected 200 members to the Central Committee, including 180 official and 20 alternate members. Here's the full list.

The 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam will officially close on January 23, after delegates voted to shorten the event.

As the 14th National Party Congress convenes, the 13th Central Committee consists of 163 members - 145 official members and 18 alternates.

Candidates for General Secretary and senior leadership roles must meet exceptional standards in ethics, capacity, and vision.

General Phan Van Giang affirms progress in restructuring, equipping the army for strategic and high-tech challenges.

Communist and political parties worldwide send warm messages celebrating Vietnam’s development and leadership.

Speaking at the 14th Party Congress, the Minister of Public Security emphasized proactive strategy and national resilience.

Hanoi is expected to develop sustainably and comprehensively, becoming a livable, globally connected city, worthy of being the center and locomotive of the country.

The 14th National Party Congress opened at what General Secretary To Lam described as a moment when “the clock of history strikes decisive hours” before the milestones of 2030 and 2045.

Vietnam’s inspection committees emerge as decisive instruments for clean governance.

Speaking at the 14th National Party Congress this morning, Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee, Nguyen Van Duoc, emphasized the city’s ambition to become Vietnam’s hub for science, technology, and innovation.

At the ongoing 14th National Party Congress, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized that public trust - whether from the people, businesses, or international partners - is the bedrock for Vietnam’s social and economic development goals.

Vietnam’s fight against corruption has grown into a nationwide movement, driven by high-level leadership and public support.

At the 14th National Party Congress held this morning, Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra emphasized the urgent need to build a public sector driven by responsibility, bold decision-making, and most importantly, a deep sense of honor.

As Vietnam’s 14th National Congress of the Communist Party unfolds in Hanoi, personnel decisions have taken center stage - drawing wide attention from Party members and the public across the country.

The Political Report is not merely an appeal but an action-oriented and highly feasible document designed to build consensus within the Party and across society to realise targets, especially strategic breakthrough ones.

Vietnam’s 14th Party Congress features 1,586 delegates, including 1,070 designated, 353 elected, and 163 ex officio representatives.

The opening session of the 14th National Party Congress was marked by an outpouring of international goodwill, with hundreds of letters and messages sent from global political parties and organizations.