During the opening session of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Bui Thi Quynh Van - member of the Party Central Committee and Deputy Head of the Central Organization Commission - delivered an announcement summarizing congratulatory letters and messages sent by political parties, organizations, and international friends to the Congress.

Van noted that the 14th Party Congress is taking place at a historically significant moment - marking 40 years of national renewal and ushering in a new era of development. Throughout these four decades, the Communist Party of Vietnam has steadfastly pursued a foreign policy of independence, self-reliance, peace, cooperation, and development. During that time, the Party has continuously expanded and deepened its relationships with communist parties, workers’ parties, leftist forces, ruling and participatory parties, and political movements across the globe.

As the Vietnamese people and armed forces nationwide welcome this pivotal political event, a steady flow of congratulatory letters and messages has poured in from international political parties, organizations, and friends, as well as overseas Vietnamese associations - expressing warm sentiments, friendship, and close attention to the 14th Congress.

As of January 19, the Congress had received 559 messages from 109 political parties, 6 international and regional organizations, 16 individuals, 122 people’s organizations, and 306 Vietnamese associations abroad.

This overwhelming support stands as a powerful source of encouragement for the national renewal efforts led by the Communist Party of Vietnam. It also reflects the deepening ties of solidarity and friendship between Vietnam’s Party and its international counterparts, as well as the enduring bond between the overseas Vietnamese community and their homeland.

Five congratulatory messages were received from ruling communist parties and ruling parties in neighboring and traditionally friendly countries, including: the Lao People's Revolutionary Party, the Communist Party of China, the Cambodian People's Party, the Communist Party of Cuba, and the Workers' Party of Korea.

Thirty-one messages came from Asian and Oceanian countries, including: the New Azerbaijan Party; the Communist Party of India; the Communist Party of India (Marxist); the Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist Liberation); the All India Forward Bloc; the Indian People's Party; the Indian National Congress; the Workers' Party of Bangladesh; the Communist Party of Bangladesh; the Amanat Party (Kazakhstan); the People's Party of Kazakhstan; the Democratic Party of Azkhon (Kazakhstan); the National United Front for an Independent, Neutral, Peaceful and Cooperative Cambodia; the Golkar Party (Indonesia); the United Malays National Organisation (Malaysia); the People's Party of Myanmar; the Myanmar Pioneer People's Party; the Union Solidarity and Development Party (Myanmar); the Mongolian People's Party; the Democratic Party (Mongolia); the Green - People's Party (Mongolia); the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist–Leninist); the Japanese Communist Party; the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan; the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan; the Communist Party of Australia; the Federal Party of the Philippines; the Communist Party of Sri Lanka; the People's Liberation Front of Sri Lanka; the Democratic Companion Party (South Korea); and the People Power Party of South Korea.

Twenty-six messages were received from European parties, such as: the Labour Party of Austria; the Workers' Party of Austria; the Socialist Party of Poland; the "White Russia" Party (Belarus); the Labour Party of Belgium; the Communist Party of Denmark; the Communist Party of Germany; the Social Democratic Party of Germany; the Workers' Party of Hungary; the Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Alliance; the Communist Party of Norway; the Communist Party of the Russian Federation; the United Russia Party; the French Communist Party; the "Together for Our France" Party; the Communist Party of Finland; the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (Czech Republic); the Communist Party of Spain; the Workers' Communist Party of Spain; the Communist Party of Sweden; the Communist Party of Ukraine; the Communist Party of Belarus; the Portuguese Communist Party; the Communist Party of the Netherlands; and the Communist Party of Switzerland.

Twenty-seven messages came from across the Americas, including: the Communist Party of Argentina; the Justice Party of Argentina; the Southern Freedom Movement of Argentina; the Communist Party of Bolivia; the Communist Party of Brazil; the Brazilian Communist Party (PCB); the Patriotic Union Party of Colombia; the Broad Front of Costa Rica; the Communist Party USA; the Workers World Party (USA); the Communist Party of Peru – Red Homeland; the Communist Party of Venezuela; the People's Electoral Movement of Venezuela; the ENAMORARTE Party of Venezuela; the People's Solidarity Party of Venezuela; the National Renewal Party of Venezuela; the Communist Party of Uruguay; the People's Participation Movement (Uruguay); the Left Liberation Front (Uruguay); the Communist Party of Canada; and the Communist Party of Chile.

Six messages were sent by international and regional organizations, including: the International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAPP); the Secretariat of the ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA); the Asia-Europe Political Forum (AEPF); the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU); the ASEAN Secretariat; and the Permanent Conference of Political Parties of Latin America and the Caribbean (COPPPAL).

Sixteen congratulatory messages were sent by individuals, including: President of Bulgaria Rumen Radev; President of the Cuban National Assembly Esteban Lazo Hernández; Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico; former ambassadors; senators; and honorary consuls of Vietnam.

Additionally, 20 messages came from countries in the Middle East and Africa; 122 from political and friendship organizations and localities abroad; and 306 from Vietnamese associations overseas.

Tran Thuong