General Secretary and President To Lam presides over the second meeting of the Steering Committee tasked with reviewing 100 years of the Party’s leadership of the Vietnamese revolution, outlining the direction for national development over the next 100 years, and reviewing 40 years of implementing the Platform for national construction during the transition to socialism. (Photo: Dang Khoa)

In Pictures: Top leader works with Steering Committee for Reviewing 100 Years of Party’s Leadership of Vietnamese Revolution

On the morning of September 17, at the Party Central Committee Headquarters, General Secretary and President To Lam presided over the second meeting of the Steering Committee tasked with reviewing 100 years of the Party’s leadership of the Vietnamese revolution, outlining the direction for national development over the next 100 years, and reviewing 40 years of implementing the Platform for national construction during the transition to socialism.

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