Unlike the Arctic, where many countries around the world have built their own bases to serve a number of fields both in terms of science, economy and military, for Antarctica, this is still an unofficial land. government although the countries closest to it are Argentina, South Africa and Australia. Every year, during the winter, Antarctica does not receive any sunlight for 6 months; In summer, the sun is always on the horizon. Most of the sunlight falling on Antarctica is reflected back by the white ice, 1.9km thick on average, plus the highest terrain in the world (2,800m above sea level) giving this place its climate. coldest on earth. In the middle of summer, when the sun is perpendicular to the Tropic of Cancer, the average temperature in Antarctica is -25°C. In winter, when the sun moves down the Northern Hemisphere, Antarctica is as cold as -65°C and in some places -89.2°C. A cruise ship takes visitors to Antarctica Initially, only seven countries made claims, including Argentina, Australia, Chile, France, New Zealand, and Great Britain, by setting up facilities in the name of scientific research. Some other countries such as India, Italy, Russia, USA, Pakistan, Ukraine… although not claiming sovereignty, they also build long-term and sustainable constructions. In 1959, after much controversy, in order to prevent military conflicts, the United States, Great Britain, the Soviet Union and nine other countries signed the Antarctic Treaty, which essentially “set aside territorial claims” and use Antarctica for peaceful purposes only. Jane Francis, head of the Antarctic Survey, UK, said: “In 1980, five more countries made claims to sovereignty and now, 54 countries are present in Antarctica with 75 research stations. That poses many problems that need to be solved, such as climate change, fishing, tourism, resource exploitation…”. The results of 50 years of observations show that temperatures in some areas of Antarctica are rising much faster than the global average. This leads to melting glaciers and consequent sea level rise. Marine biologist Damon Stanwell-Smith, who first visited Antarctica more than 25 years ago, said: “Things have changed rapidly and we can see clearly. Just six years ago, there was Areas that are not accessible by boat during the winter are now experiencing large currents, allowing tour operators to bring tourists to visit Antarctica. Still according to Damon Stanwell-Smith, from November last year to April last, despite the raging COVID-19 pandemic, 51,000 tourists set foot on Antarctica, an increase of 17% over the previous year and will continue to grow. continues to increase even though the tour price is from 1,000USD to 100,000USD per person depending on geographical distance. “In addition to the 33 ships registered with the Antarctic Treaty Secretariat, there are 20 other ships under construction, not to mention the kayaking or air-plane tours that make Antarctica an oasis,” Mr. Damon said. play uncontrollably…”. The majority of tourists to Antarctica are Chinese, second only to the US in the ranking because Beijing is investing heavily in the continent, as part of its plan to become a “polar power”. What is Antarctica when the Antarctic Treaty is no longer in place? The Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty was adopted in 1991. It entered into force in 1998 and is the main instrument related to the conservation and management of biodiversity in Antarctica, in which There is a ban on exploitation of natural resources. However, after 50 years, the countries that signed the Antarctic Treaty can decide to amend the fishing ban provided that at least three-quarters of the current consultations – the 29 countries of the Antarctic Treaty – agree. Notice when the 50-year period will end in 2048. Whales slaughtered at a logistics base in Antarctica However, before the Environmental Protection Protocol to the Antarctic Treaty, seal hunting in Antarctica was practiced as early as the 18th century by the British, Norwegians, Argentines and Chilean. Meanwhile, large-scale whaling in Antarctic and sub-Antarctic waters increased sharply in the early 20th century, mainly by Norwegian and British companies. Whaling logistics stations erected in Antarctica are implied to be part of that country’s territory because, under international law, state activity is a key element of ownership territory. It is therefore not surprising that it is expressed in many forms by all the claimants to Antarctica, from scientific research facilities to dormitories for experts, rescue stations or offices that maintain navigation, airports, logistics, harbors, lighthouses, not to mention that some governments license whaling, seals, The establishment of national parks, the issuance of postage stamps, the mapping and naming of each area, etc., are concrete examples of the race to own Antarctica. According to National Geographic, UK, an increasing number of activities are damaging Antarctica, such as legal and illegal fishing, including the molluscs it contains. is the main food for whales. Arthur Devries, a fish biologist at the University of Illinois, USA, said that since 2003 he has not found an adult toothfish in Antarctica while in 1970, he caught 500 fish for a season to study a protein in the body of fish that helps make anticoagulants. Environmentalist Huck Dulown of the University of Gundee, UK, says he has collected hundreds of meters of damaged nets left behind by fishing boats, not to mention engine oil and household waste. travel. Huck Dulown said: “There are places called ‘scientific research stations’ but maybe inside are not military bases and it is not excluded that it hid missiles with nuclear warheads as it once happened. It goes against Article 1 of the Antarctic Treaty: “Antarctica shall be used for peaceful purposes only. Any measures of a military nature, such as the establishment of military bases, the conduct of military exercises, the testing of any weapon, are prohibited. Antarctica is humanity’s last unspoiled reserve. Under the ice of this continent is an extremely large mineral resource including oil, copper, gold, titanium, uranium, rare earth …, and the surrounding seas are inhabited by many types of creatures. In addition, the glaciers in Antarctica contain 90% of the fresh water in the world, so South Africa, for example, was planning to pull an iceberg to serve the freshwater shortage in the city of Cap Town. A scientific research station in Antarctica And although Antarctica itself is a demilitarized zone, armed conflicts have arisen in a number of its vicinity, including Chile and Argentina over an island near Cape Horn, as well as claims to the South China Sea. The two countries’ overlapping territorial claims, or the war between Argentina and Great Britain over the Falkland Islands, is the gateway to Antarctica. Although the war ended long ago with the victory belonging to Britain, according to observers, it is very likely that it will flare up again. Jim Tymothy, a professor in the Department of Geopolitics, Yale University, USA, said: “The fate of the territories in Antarctica depends on the coordination of the great powers. If coordination is not achieved, the continent will share seven in the next 20 to 30 years, and that could lead to an Antarctic war, is based on these factors: The emergence of technology that allows the rapid and economical supply of fresh water from glaciers in the South China Sea. Antarctica to dry regions, rising oil prices and increasing demand for crude oil Besides, food also needs to be exploited more due to the growing global population, which requires fishing in Antarctic waters…”. At the moment, there is no such convergence of interests, but more than ever, it is likely to take shape because over 60 years, up to now, 54 countries have joined the Antarctic Treaty. including 29 European countries, 9 Asian countries, 8 South American countries, 4 in North and Central America, 3 in Oceania and 1 in Africa. Not only that, the number of consultative parties of the Treaty with bases in Antarctica is also constantly increasing: Australia, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Chile, People’s Republic of China, Korea Countries, Ecuador, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, UK, India, Italy, Norway, New Zealand, Netherlands, Peru, Poland, Russia, Spain, South Africa, Ukraine, Uruguay, USA and Switzerland. The remaining 25 countries join the Antarctic Treaty as non-consulting parties but still have the right to attend relevant meetings without being included in the decision-making process. However, although “not included in the decision-making process”, these 25 countries still assert their position in Antarctica through scientific research stations, airports, ports, logistics facilities, etc. So the Antarctic race probably hasn’t stopped yet because no one is sure that in the future, no country will send people to this cold continent…

(Source: unctad.org) The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) on May 12 announced that it will bring together experts in the meeting of the United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development (CSTD) from 17-21. /5 to find out how science, technology and innovation (STI) contributes to a resilient and sustainable recovery after the pandemic COVID-19 . Shamika N. Sirimanne , Director of Technology and Logistics of UNCTAD and who also heads the CSTD Secretariat, said the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the urgent need to prioritize STIs for policymaking, resource allocation and international cooperation. However, governments also need to ensure that the developmental benefits of STIs are translated directly into the daily lives of people around the world. It is important for all countries to have equal access to the benefits of life-saving treatments, not only for pandemics but also for diseases related to poverty, future medical emergencies and infectious disease outbreaks, Ms. Sirimanne added. Experts will look at the opportunities offered by technologies some of which are being used to respond to the pandemic, such as artificial intelligence, big data and robotics. While these technologies may enable developing countries to stay ahead of previous technology models and transform economies and societies, these countries – especially the least developed – often not ready to adopt them due to resource and capacity constraints. According to Sirimanne, the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted many manifestations of deep digital inequality within and across countries. She said proactive policy interventions, mobilization of all stakeholders and international cooperation are needed to guide STI advances towards a resilient and sustainable recovery from the pandemic. In an increasingly digitalized economy and society, the security and accountability of data transactions are critical to building trust and creating disruptive innovations in the technical world. number. In this respect, blockchain technology can be a game-changer, with the potential to revolutionize processes from finance to the pharmaceutical industry, from government public services to humanitarian and humanitarian work. development aid. Blockchain serves as the underlying technology for cryptocurrencies, enabling open (peer-to-peer), secure and fast transactions. The application of blockchain has expanded to include various financial transactions such as online payments and exchange platforms, as well as the Internet of Things (IoT), healthcare systems, and supply chains. “While we have seen a few examples of blockchain’s potential to address sustainability challenges, it is important to avoid hype and ensure that we understand the potential blockchain can have,” said Ms. transformed into an effective answer to the needs of developing countries.” Digital technology has played an important role in addressing the pandemic and enabling resilience in many ways. These include the use of big data and artificial intelligence for public health interventions and the use of digital services to accelerate infection surveillance and testing. Other trends include the use of the Internet and video conferencing platforms for work and education as well as expanding use of e-commerce and online entertainment platforms. “But on the other hand, those who lack affordable connectivity have been severely disadvantaged during this pandemic,” added Ms. Sirimanne. “Other challenges have emerged including misinformation. propagation, privacy and data protection, and network security. CSTD is a subsidiary of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and is the United Nations’ focal point for STIs to develop, in analyzing how STIs, including information technology and media, acting as a driving force behind the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

On the side of Ha Tinh province, there were comrades from the Party Central Committee: Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee – Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council Hoang Trung Dung, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee – Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Tran Tien Hung; Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Tran The Dung; Members of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, members of the Executive Committee of the Provincial Party Committee.

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At the conference, representatives of the Central Organizing Committee announced the decisions of the Politburo and the Party Central Committee’s Secretariat on personnel work.

Representatives of the Central Organizing Committee announced the decisions of the Politburo and the Secretariat of the Party Central Committee on cadres work.

According to Decision No. 13-QDNS / TW dated February 26, 2021, the Politburo decided that Mr. Tran Tien Hung, member of the Party Central Committee, Vice Chairman of the Central Committee for Inspection, Term XIII, Deputy Secretary of the Province Party Committee, Chairman of Ha Tinh Provincial People’s Committee stopped joining the Executive Committee, Standing Committee and resigned as Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee for the term 2020-2025; sent him to accept work at the Central Inspecting Committee.

According to Decision No. 66-QDNS / TW dated April 15, 2021, the Secretariat decided to transfer and appoint Mr. Vo Trong Hai, Member of the Standing Committee of Nghe An Provincial Party Committee, Director of Nghe An province’s Public Security. Family Executive Committee, Standing Committee and hold the position of Deputy Secretary of Ha Tinh Provincial Party Committee for the term 2020-2025.

Deputy Head of the Standing Committee of the Central Organizing Committee Nguyen Thanh Binh gave the decision to Mr. Tran Tien Hung ….

… and comrade Vo Trong Hai.

Leaders of the Central Organizing Committee and provincial leaders gave flowers to congratulate Mr. Vo Trong Hai …

… and comrade Tran Tien Hung

Speaking at the conference, Deputy Chairman of the Central Inspection Committee Tran Tien Hung expressed his deep gratitude to the Politburo, the Secretariat, the Central Organizing Committee, the Central Inspection Committee for believing, to create conditions, transfer and return to work in Ha Tinh hometown so that comrades have conditions to practice and study at the grassroots level. Thank you to the standing comrades, the Standing Committee, the Provincial Party Executive Committee, the former leaders of the province over the years, heads of agencies, units and localities for their support, motivate, support, accompany, coordinate, and create conditions for themselves to well perform their assigned tasks, to have matured steps like today.

In the new position, comrade Tran Tien Hung promised to constantly study and practice, improve his political bravery, promote capacity, cultural traditions, people of Ha Tinh, valuable experiences are drawn. from working practice in the locality, striving to complete well all assigned tasks.

Speaking at the conference, the new Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Vo Trong Hai sent deep and sincere thanks to the Politburo, the Secretariat sent confidence and responsibility for itself; At the same time, I would like to thank all levels, branches, committees, local authorities and the armed forces of Ha Tinh and Nghe An provinces for their hard work in fostering, training and forging throughout their own striving process.

Comrade Vo Trong Hai affirmed, under any circumstances, I will always try my best; improve political bravery, devote all efforts, conscientiously to the collective of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee to overcome all difficulties, challenges, serve the Fatherland and serve the People. At the same time, he wishes to continue to receive the attention of leadership and direction from central agencies and departments, especially the help, sharing and unanimity of comrades in the Standing Committee and the Executive Committee. Provincial Party Committee, departments, sectors, all walks of life to best fulfill the assigned tasks and responsibilities.

On behalf of the Provincial Party Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Hoang Trung Dung would like to thank and appreciate comrade Tran Tien Hung’s contributions to the general movement, at the same time he believes in his new position. Tradition makes important contributions to Party building and political duties.

Congratulations to comrade Vo Trong Hai, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Hoang Trung Dung, wishing that with the experience gained during his work in Ha Tinh, in Nghe An, he will promote his duties in a new, complete position. into good assignments.

The meeting also conducted asking for the opinion of the Executive Committee of the Provincial Party Committee to dismiss the Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee for Mr. Tran Tien Hung.; introduced comrade Vo Trong Hai – the new Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee to the Provincial People’s Council to elect the Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee.

Accordingly, 100% of the members of the Executive Committee of the Provincial Party Committee voted unanimously to dismiss the Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee for Mr. Tran Tien Hung and introduced Mr. Vo Trong Hai to elect the Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee for the 2016 term. -2021.

Accordingly, Mr. Hoang Giang, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Central Business Sector for the term 2020 – 2025 was transferred and appointed to join the Executive Committee, the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and held the position of Deputy Secretary of the Lao Cai Provincial Party Committee. term 2020 – 2025.

Awarding decision to appoint staff of the Secretariat (photo: Lao Cai Newspaper)

Along with the change to a new position, Mr. Giang will also stop joining the Executive Committee, the Standing Committee and resign as Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Central Business Sector for the term 2020 – 2025.

Attending the Conference, awarding the Decision of the Secretariat, Deputy Head of the Central Organizing Committee Nguyen Quang Duong congratulated Mr. Giang on the trust of the central transfer to accept new work at the locality, congratulated the Party Committee of Lao Cai province. 1 more Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee. Believing that with his quality, qualifications, experience, political bravery, Mr. Giang will continue to train, promote well his capacity, contribute to the development of Lao Cai.

Mr. Hoang Giang speaks at the Conference (photo: Lao Cai Newspaper)

In addition to the new Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Hoang Giang and Lao Cai, there is also 1 Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Mr. Vu Xuan Cuong and 01 Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee cum Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, Mr. Trinh Xuan Truong, who has just been approved by the Party Committee Lao Cai province, term XVI, elected in October 2020. /.

“Each member of the Government must be exemplary, truly humble, willing to listen and listen in many directions. What is clear, ripe, practically proven effective, most of them agree to continue to do it. Anything that has not been regulated or is beyond the regulations will be piloted boldly, not perfectionist but not in a hurry, determined to fulfill the tasks assigned by the Party, State and People ”- Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized when presiding over the first meeting of the Government after being consolidated at the 11th Session of the 14th National Assembly, discussing the hand-over of tasks after the Government was strengthened, points of view, direction and direction, and Some key contents need to focus on directing the implementation and implementation of the work of the Government in the coming time. The meeting took place this morning (April 15) at Government Headquarters.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh spoke at the meeting.

At the meeting, the Government members focused on discussing the Draft Government’s Action Program to implement the Resolution of the XIII National Congress of the Party; summarizing the working regulations of the Government issued together with the Decree No. 138/2016 / ND-CP; continue to review the legal system, propose amending, supplementing or issuing new legal documents; serving the election of deputies to the 15th National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels for the term 2021-2026; COVID-19 epidemic prevention and control and COVID-19 vaccination; promote disbursement of public investment capital; draft a Decree to extend the deadline for paying taxes and land use levies in 2021 and the implementation of Resolution No. 42 / NQ-CP on support for people in need due to the COVID-19 epidemic; organize the national high school exam …

Concluding the meeting, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh said that the domestic, world and regional situation continues to face many difficulties and challenges. In particular, the Covid-19 pandemic is complicated and has a potential risk of rebounding. This makes our country’s growth in the first quarter only reach 4.48%, lower than the set target. Therefore, the task in the coming time is very heavy and the Government will immediately get to work, without interruption, without being subjective. Urgently complete the work of consolidating the party committees and party organizations and handing over the work to agencies and units; actively reviewing and completing the lean apparatus, effective operation associated with streamlining payrolls and restructuring, improving the contingent of cadres, civil servants and public employees at all levels.

“Solidarity must be successful. This is also what Uncle Ho always admonishes. Build up the Government with integrity, discipline, discipline, decisive action, effective effectiveness, taking the people and businesses as the center of the mind.” to ensure that people enjoy social progress and justice “- emphasized the Prime Minister.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stated that each member of the Government must have high determination, great effort, act decisively, effectively, with key focus, do any work to stop it. In particular, the Government will strongly strengthen the decentralization and decentralization, and at the same time clearly define the responsibilities of collectives and individuals associated with the inspection, supervision and control of power; focus on directing the building and perfecting of institutions, policies, strategies, planning and plans.

In particular, maintaining an environment of stable peace and extensive international integration for development. Adhering to the Party’s, National Assembly’s and Government’s Resolution 01. Along with that, close and effective coordination with mass organizations. Mobilize the strength of great national solidarity, steadfast the goal of controlling inflation, stabilizing the macro-economy, mobilizing the efficient use of all resources for the development of the country, especially human resources. In particular, it is necessary to drastically implement effectively objectives, tasks and solutions focusing on innovation and mobilizing non-state resources.

Referring to a number of specific tasks in the coming time, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh suggested that local ministries and agencies, especially the head, are directly and comprehensively responsible for the implementation and disbursement of capital. public investment according to the plan. The Ministry of Planning and Investment shall urgently preside over, review and evaluate the disbursement of public investment capital; propose synchronous, feasible and effective solutions to overcome, strive to achieve a high disbursement rate but must be effective, for the right purposes and in accordance with the provisions of law. The Ministry of Health urgently completes the plan and soon implements the “vaccine passport”. There is a mechanism to encourage and create conditions for organizations and enterprises eligible to buy and inject vaccines; promote research and development of vaccines in the country.

Panoramic meeting

The Ministry of Finance cooperates with the Government Office in completing a draft Decree on a draft Decree extending the time limit for tax payment and land use levy in 2021 and the implementation of Resolution No. 42 / NQ-CP on support. support for the people in difficulty due to the Covid-19 pandemic submitted to the Prime Minister for signature and promulgation immediately after the meeting.

Stating that the upcoming election of deputies to the 15th National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels for the 2021-2026 term is an important political event of the country, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh requested, localities, continue to implement plans to inspect and supervise the election preparation at the central and local levels, promptly issue documents guiding and responding to agencies and organizations on election work. At the same time, to fight against and contradict wrong and distorted views of hostile forces; ensure political security, social order and safety.

The Prime Minister suggested ministries and branches to effectively implement the solutions stated in the Government’s Resolution 01. Continue to review and perfect mechanisms and policies; macroeconomic stability; drastically settle and handle according to their competence or report to competent authorities to remove difficulties, problems and outstanding problems. Closely monitor and take appropriate measures against potential risks to the economy such as the sign of hot rise in the stock market and unusually rising land prices in some localities … Proactively grasp the situation timely and effective handling of arising problems.

Finally, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh suggested that ministers, heads of branches, members of the Government, according to their functions, tasks and assignment, well prepare the contents for the 3 Central Conference of Session XIII and Ky. the first meeting, the XVth National Assembly as well as Conferences of the Politburo and the Secretariat under the agenda for 2021./.

The Ministry of Public Security and the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics had a meeting about the content of the training and confirmation of the Advanced level of political theory in the People’s Public Security Forces (CAND).

At the meeting, all comments acknowledged and appreciated the fact that the 3 Institutes in CAND were proactive and creative in the process of training for Advanced level of political theory in CAND … At the same time, the dominant opinions. most requested the Secretariat to officially assign the Ministry of Public Security the right to train and confirm the Senior level of political reasoning because this is very necessary, in accordance with the current context and situation.

General To Lam, Minister of Public Security spoke at the meeting.

Minister of Public Security To Lam emphasized that the effective implementation of the Secretariat’s Conclusion No. 25-KL / TW dated December 28, 2017 on the assignment of the right to train and certify Senior Political dissertation for the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Defense is a major and important undertaking, contributing to promoting and enhancing the building of important resources for the CAND force, especially the source of commanding cadres and leaders, to be soon achieved. the goal of building a regular, elite and modern CAND force.

In 3 years of pilot implementation, the Ministry of Public Security basically completed the set objectives. This result has the great attention and support of the Central Organizing Committee, Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, and the Central Propaganda Department for the CAND force.

Minister To Lam also suggested the Central Organizing Committee, Central Propaganda Department, Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics on the basis of the results of the task of training High-level political theory that the Ministry of Public Security had. implemented according to Conclusion 25, reporting to the Secretariat for official training and certification of long-term high-level political theory for the Ministry of Public Security.

Prof. Dr. Nguyen Xuan Thang, Director of the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics suggested that, in the coming time, the academies in the CAND should pay more attention to the quality of textbooks and lesson plans, especially electricity lesson plans. Death, in which, requires high updating not only in the textbook but must be shown in each lecture, each subject.

Institutes in CAND need to focus on fostering faculty on political theory teaching methods, regularly training to standardize the team, with careful preparation for the future team; Integrating political theory into training programs to save time and money for staff.

Prof. Dr. Nguyen Xuan Thang, Director of Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics and General To Lam, Minister of Public Security chaired the meeting on the afternoon of April 14.

Previously, on April 12, Prof. Dr. Nguyen Xuan Thang also had a meeting with the Ministry of Defense on the training of high-level political theory.

At the meeting, Senior Lieutenant General Tran Quang Phuong, Deputy Director of the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People’s Army affirmed that in recent years, the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of Defense have thoroughly grasped and implemented closely and seriously. No. 25-KL / TW of the Secretariat, guidance of the Central Organizing Committee.

The Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense proactively formulate plans, guide the implementation of training, complete the program and confirm the high-level of political theory; Ensure good facilities, faculty, systems of documents, content, training programs, select students, organize the management, test, test, evaluate study results closely, serious.

Prof. Dr. Nguyen Xuan Thang, Director of Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics and Senior Lieutenant General Tran Quang Phuong, Deputy Director of the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People’s Army and members of the delegation inspecting facilities training substances of the Army Academy.

Prof. Dr. Nguyen Xuan Thang highly appreciated the training results, completed and confirmed the Advanced level of political theory performed by the Ministry of Defense over the years, and affirmed the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics. Minh will accept recommendations from academies and agencies under the Ministry of Defense, continue to coordinate with the Central Organizing Committee to request the Secretariat to assign the Ministry of Defense, which are directly 3 academies including the National Defense Academy, Political Academy, Army Academy officially trained High-level political theory for the subjects in the coming time.

Prof. Dr. Nguyen Xuan Thang requested the Ministry of Defense to urgently build and complete a new set of textbooks, update the contents of the documents of the XIII National Party Congress in the program content, standardize the teaching staff. Senior lecturer in political theory, integrating the training program High-level political reasoning into the training program for commanders, advisors at the campaign level and strategy to save time and money.