President Nguyen Phu Trong appears healthy after falling ill in mid-April.

![]() President Nguyen Phu Trong with high-ranking officials. Photo: VNA |
The last time Mr. Trong was seen in public was more than one month ago.
The meeting is aimed to approve the planning on personnel for the Party Central Committee’s 13th term in 2021-2026, review the personnel plans, and decide the punishment of corrupt senior officials.

Mr. Trong on the way to the meeting. Photo: VNA
Regarding the personnel for the next term, those selected for high-ranking positions would be trained for the time prior to 2021.
Earlier this month, local media quoted President Nguyen Phu Trong as saying that the Party and State are determined to remove from the personnel planning those thirsty for power and exchanging money for promotion, blamed for corruption and his/her spouses and children having bad living style.
In another move, on June 19, a 600-page book about the president was made public.
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