Luong Cuong Sworn in as Vietnam's New President
Luong Cuong has been sworn in as the President of Vietnam. In his speech, he pledged to pursue a prosperous nation with an independent foreign policy. Reflecting on his career, he emphasized his loyalty and gratitude for support from the Party, State, and people.
Luong Cuong has been officially sworn in as the State President of Vietnam.
In his inaugural address on Monday, he vowed to work towards a prosperous Vietnam and adhere to an independent foreign policy that emphasizes peace, cooperation, and development.
President Cuong expressed his loyalty to the Constitution and his commitment to fulfilling the tasks entrusted to him by the Party and the people.
He reflected on his long career, recalling his voluntary military service in 1975 during Vietnam's reunification efforts.
Over his nearly 50-year career, he transitioned from a soldier to a senior Party leader, consistently demonstrating loyalty and dedication to the nation.
Cuong expressed appreciation for the support he received from the Party, the State, and the people.
In his inaugural address on Monday, he vowed to work towards a prosperous Vietnam and adhere to an independent foreign policy that emphasizes peace, cooperation, and development.
President Cuong expressed his loyalty to the Constitution and his commitment to fulfilling the tasks entrusted to him by the Party and the people.
He reflected on his long career, recalling his voluntary military service in 1975 during Vietnam's reunification efforts.
Over his nearly 50-year career, he transitioned from a soldier to a senior Party leader, consistently demonstrating loyalty and dedication to the nation.
Cuong expressed appreciation for the support he received from the Party, the State, and the people.
