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Party leader: Lifelong learning is key for Vietnam to step into new era

Monday, March 3, 2025 | 9:48:40

-Party General Secretary To Lam’s newly-released article titled "Lifelong Learning" has emphasized that the scientific and technological revolution has been taking place strongly on a global scale, creating a huge change in social life, and requiring each person to learn unceasingly.

PartyGeneral Secretary To Lam. Photo: VOV

The robust development of the knowledge economy, digital transformation, digital economy, and digital society in Industrial Revolutions 4.0 and X.0 could make part of the content taught in schools today become obsolete after a few years.

65% of current jobs will be replaced by technology in the coming years. Therefore, he called on each individual and cadre to learn and work continuously to keep abreast with modern society and to position themselves in modern society. This is a key to improving people's knowledge and training human resources, promoting socio-economic development. The Party leader called this the only path and the inevitable direction for every country to ensure prosperous and sustainable development.

Only when truly promoting lifelong learning will the country have human resources with enough knowledge and will power to address urgent challenges and new problems, Party General Secretary To Lam said, adding lifelong learning helps the country have a team of cadres who dare to sacrifice personal interests for the Party, the Fatherland and the people.

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