Vietnam Party Congress: balancing stability and reform
Vietnam’s Party Congress, beginning Monday, comes at a critical juncture. Following a period of political turbulence, To Lam looks set to be confirmed as both general secretary and state president. This will shore up stability while also consolidating power to an unprecedented degree. To Lam faces a daunting in-tray, including meeting ambitious economic growth targets, sustaining strong trade relations with the US, and fostering the private sector while curbing the dominance of state-owned firms.
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