Vietnam Leader Wants Public Opinion Heard

To Lam spoke at the 11th National Congress of the Vietnam Fatherland Front in Hanoi, saying it's an important moment for Vietnam.
The congress marks a new chapter for the Fatherland Front with a new position and model.
The organization must serve the people, reflect their aspirations, and protect their interests.
To Lam said when the nation is united, Vietnam can overcome challenges and achieve great things.
National unity is a precious tradition and the foundation of Vietnam's strength.
The Fatherland Front must stay close to the people and hear their voices to remain strong.
National unity must drive development, unlock resources, and protect the country from risks.
Unity means respecting differences, harmonizing interests, and working towards a shared goal.
To Lam praised the Fatherland Front's achievements, including housing replacements and disaster relief.
The Fatherland Front helped with housing, disaster relief, and donations to Cuba.
The Party chief acknowledged shortcomings, including ineffective oversight and limited monitoring.
Digital transformation within the organization is uneven.
To Lam outlined priorities, starting with putting citizens at the center of all activities.
The effectiveness of Front work should be measured by the people's trust and satisfaction.
The Fatherland Front must modernize its approach to mobilizing and engaging the public.
To Lam stressed the importance of social criticism and oversight, ensuring public opinions are heard.
He called for stronger digital transformation efforts and citizen feedback mechanisms.
Initiatives include a digital portal, a nationwide campaign, and a social trust index.
To Lam expressed confidence in the Vietnam Fatherland Front's future.
The leader's speech ended.