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PM visits former Party General Secretary, offers incense to late leaders ahead of Tet

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•On February 14, 2026, the Prime Minister of Vietnam visited the former Party General Secretary and offered incense to late leaders.
•The Party leader visited Vietnam Television and the Voice of Vietnam ahead of the Tet holiday.

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▸If the Prime Minister continues to engage in traditional visits to former leaders and national institutions ahead of major holidays then it may reinforce political stability and cultural continuity within Vietnam's leadership and society.

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REGIONALVietnamPlus (EN)PM visits former Party General Secretary, offers incense to late leaders ahead of Tet REGIONALVietnamPlus (EN)Party leader pays Tet visits to Vietnam Television, Voice of Vietnam

On February 14, 2026, the Prime Minister of Vietnam conducted a visit to the former Party General Secretary and paid respects by offering incense to late leaders in anticipation of the Tet holiday. This act reflects the government's tradition of honoring past leadership and reinforcing political continuity ahead of the Lunar New Year celebrations. Additionally, the Party leader made visits to key national media outlets, including Vietnam Television and the Voice of Vietnam, underscoring the importance of media in national unity and information dissemination during Tet. These activities highlight the leadership's efforts to maintain cultural and political cohesion during a significant national holiday.