Why did Vietnam new president Vo Van Thuong resign after one year? is the question everyone asks.
NURTURING From an early age communist party youth association to vietnam president
The communist youth of Vietnam is educated from elementary school on up to understand and live the values that President Ho Chi Minh delivered. Following this path they can become city top officials, secretary of the province, minister all the way up to the top 4 positions: currently Nguyễn Phú Trọng, 1st secretary of the party and politburo, Prime minister Phạm Minh Chính, chairman of the National Assembly Mr Vương Đình Huệ and the President Vo Van Thuong.
So, why is it so difficult to recruit a good president for Vietnam’s stability and growth?
Why did Vietnam new president Vo Van Thuong resign after one year? is the question everyone asks. But more importantly, Why is it so difficult to recruit a good president for Vietnam's stability and growth . . .
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The real question is who will take over the Vietnam central party after Mr Trong with the power and visionary leadership to take on the 21st century challenge of moving Vietnam above the low-middle income countries.
The mainly U35 generation -Educated, ambitious and hitech connected- is more than ready.
- The authorized rewards are traveling and accommodation is Economy plus. If you are invited you can go wild, but you don’t have the budget to reciprocate.
- You have Full power as long as ‘me and you stay in power’ and aligned
- Then at retirement age, you can get extended play with privilege, as we will invite you to the league of party lifetime untouchables, in Buddha parlance, you reach ‘enlightenment’ after years of pure practice.
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