Nong Duc Manh

Former General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam · Vietnam · Politicians · Born 1940 · age 86

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Nông Đức Mạnh is a Vietnamese politician who served as General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, the most powerful position in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, from 2001 to 2011. His parents were Tày peasants. Nông Đức Mạnh was born in Cường Lợi, Na Rì district, Bắc Kạn province.

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2016“Political stability is the most important factor that will lead to improving the country's comprehensive renovation process in an effective and sustainable way.”In their wordsEntrepreneurialism and Tourism in Contemporary Vietnam by Jamie Gillen (2016)Read the whole statement

2002“During the revolution, we had to keep secrets to ensure the success and victory of the cause, to gain independence and unification. Now the party has won a leading role.”In their words22 January 2002"'We Don't Want to Keep Secrets Anymore'" in Time (22 January 2002)Read the whole statement

“The party's leadership role is recognition of the revolutionary struggle of the party over half a decade. The party is the vanguard for the working class.”In their words22 January 2002"'We Don't Want to Keep Secrets Anymore'" in Time (22 January 2002)Read the whole statement

“We are willing to discuss human rights issues with other countries based on mutual understanding and respect for fundamental principles of international law.”In their words22 January 2002"'We Don't Want to Keep Secrets Anymore'" in Time (22 January 2002)Read the whole statement

“Foreign investment is an important component of our economy.”In their words22 January 2002"'We Don't Want to Keep Secrets Anymore'" in Time (22 January 2002)Read the whole statement

“We do not agree with any policy that nurtures and allows counterrevolutionary forces to carry out activities against Vietnam. We want the U.S. to cooperate with us.”In their words22 January 2002"'We Don't Want to Keep Secrets Anymore'" in Time (22 January 2002)Read the whole statement

1940Born11 September 1940

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Nong Duc Manh

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Political stability is the most important factor that will lead to improving the country's comprehensive renovation process in an effective and sustainable way.
2016, Entrepreneurialism and Tourism in Contemporary Vietnam by Jamie Gillen (2016), Own words
During the revolution, we had to keep secrets to ensure the success and victory of the cause, to gain independence and unification. Now the party has won a leading role.
Jan 22, 2002, "'We Don't Want to Keep Secrets Anymore'" in Time (22 January 2002), Own words
The party's leadership role is recognition of the revolutionary struggle of the party over half a decade. The party is the vanguard for the working class.
Jan 22, 2002, "'We Don't Want to Keep Secrets Anymore'" in Time (22 January 2002), Own words