Politics · Vietnam Bureau
VFF President urges nationwide mobilization to support Vietnam's poor
Vietnam's Fatherland Front has called for coordinated action across all sectors of society to achieve its goal of ensuring no citizen is left behind as the nation enters a new development phase.
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The President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee, Bui Thi Minh Hoai, has emphasized that realizing the objective of inclusive development requires comprehensive support mechanisms involving government resources, private sector participation, and community engagement.
As Vietnam advances into a fresh period of national growth, addressing poverty and social inequality has become increasingly central to development priorities. The VFF's call for broad-based action reflects recognition that achieving equitable progress demands coordination across multiple sectors rather than government efforts alone.
Recent initiatives indicate progress toward more inclusive social policies. Full health insurance coverage for poor and elderly citizens is set to begin in 2026, representing a significant expansion of social protection. Additionally, national leaders have demonstrated commitment to vulnerable populations through high-profile support for disadvantaged women and children, while community nutrition programs have expanded access to meals for patients in need.
The VFF's position underscores Vietnam's commitment to ensuring development benefits reach all segments of society. Officials continue emphasizing that sustainable poverty reduction requires sustained cooperation between state institutions, civil society organizations, and private enterprises in implementing comprehensive social welfare programs.