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DOI: CRITICAL ASSESSMENTS ON THE IDEOLOGY OF PROTECTING VIETNAM'S SOVEREIGNTY OVER SEA AND ISLANDS IN THE 13TH NATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF VIETNAM
Le Lan Anh , VASS_Institute of Americas Studies, Hanoi, VietnamAbstract
As a maritime country, maritime security is of special importance to Vietnam, having a great impact on marine economic development, ensuring national defense and security, and protecting the peaceful environment of the country. However, at present, the situation of territorial sovereignty disputes and non-traditional security issues such as terrorism, piracy, smuggling, disputes over fishing grounds and exploitation of marine resources is increasingly complex and difficult to predict. These challenges require the Vietnamese Communist Party to have a comprehensive strategy to protect Vietnam's sovereignty over the sea and islands. The article points out the important role of protecting sea and island sovereignty for the sustainable development of Vietnam and analyses ideologies related to protecting Vietnam's sovereignty over sea and islands in the 13th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam.
Keywords
Sovereignty, the 13th Communist Party, the East Sea, Vietnam
References
Central Committee - Resolution No. 36-NQ/TW, October 22, 2018 On the Strategy for Sustainable Development of Vietnam's Marine Economy to 2030, with a Vision to 2045, H. 2018, p. 02.
Communist Party of Vietnam – Document of the 13th National Congress of Deputies, Volume I, Publishing House of the National Party Congress, 2021.
Nguyen Thanh Long (2021). Some solutions to protect the sovereignty of sea and islands in the new context. National Defence Journal. 2021.
Tran Viet Thai (2019). Protecting the sovereignty of sea and islands in the new context. Communist Review. 2019.
Vietnam National Defense White Book 2009.
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