VFF

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VFF is the commonly used abbreviation for the Vietnam Fatherland Front, a major political coalition and mass organization in Vietnam led by the Communist Party.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mass organization
political organization
abbreviation VFF NERFINISHED
aim mobilize the people for Party and State policies
promote national unity
strengthen the great national unity bloc
constitutionalRole political base of the people’s power
cooperatesWith Communist Party of Vietnam NERFINISHED
Government of Vietnam NERFINISHED
National Assembly of Vietnam NERFINISHED
country Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam
fullName Vietnam Fatherland Front NERFINISHED
function election organization participation
political consultation
social criticism
social supervision
governingIdeology Communist Party of Vietnam line and policies
hasMemberOrganization Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union NERFINISHED
Vietnam Farmers’ Union NERFINISHED
Vietnam General Confederation of Labour NERFINISHED
Vietnam War Veterans’ Association NERFINISHED
Vietnam Women’s Union NERFINISHED
Vietnamese religious organizations
ethnic minority associations
ideology Ho Chi Minh Thought NERFINISHED
Marxism–Leninism
socialism
language Vietnamese
ledBy Communist Party of Vietnam NERFINISHED
legalStatus recognized in the Constitution of Vietnam
locatedIn Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam
nominates candidates for People’s Councils
candidates for the National Assembly
participatesIn elections to People’s Councils
elections to the National Assembly of Vietnam
partOf Vietnamese Fatherland Front system NERFINISHED
political system of Vietnam
politicalAlignment Communist Party of Vietnam NERFINISHED
represents ethnic groups in Vietnam
religious organizations in Vietnam
social organizations in Vietnam
various political organizations in Vietnam
role mass mobilization organization
political coalition
umbrella for mass organizations
scope national

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