Vietnam Workers' Party

The Vietnam Workers' Party, officially known as the Communist Party of Vietnam, is the country's ruling political party. Founded in 1930, it leads Vietnam's government and sets national policies based on Marxist-Leninist principles. Its goal is to build a socialist society, promote economic development, and maintain political stability. The party plays a central role in Vietnam's decision-making processes, guiding the country's direction while allowing some economic reforms and international engagement. It remains the dominant political force, with its leadership reflecting the country's ideological foundations rooted in communism.