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Communist Party of Việt Nam Plans to Expand Politburo Ahead of 14th National Congress; Hà Nội Pushes for Continued Talks to Finalize U.S. Trade Deal

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11 August 2025
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14th Party Congress to Feature Larger Politburo and Centralized Delegate Selection

On July 31, General Secretary Tô Lâm announced that the 14th Central Committee of the Communist Party of Việt Nam is expected to have between 17 and 19 members in its Politburo—an increase of one to three from the current 16.

The party will maintain its long-standing structure of 200 Central Committee members, including 180 full members and 20 alternates. The Politburo will consist  of 17–19 members, while the Secretariat will have 11–13 members. Compared to previous terms, the upcoming term is expected to add more Central Committee seats for certain positions, regions, and key sectors—particularly within the military party organization—to reinforce the party’s leadership in these areas.

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