Việt Nam has recorded stronger business confidence, a sharp rise in enterprise formation and growing contributions from the private sector one year after the launch of Resolution 68-NQ/TW.
Leaders from various agencies and the business community also proposed expanding mechanisms that would allow private enterprises to participate in strategic infrastructure and technology projects, thus promoting innovation and enhancing national competitiveness.
More than a year after the implementation of the Politburo’s Resolution 68-NQ/TW on private sector development, Việt Nam has introduced a range of new mechanisms and policies aimed at removing institutional bottlenecks, expanding investment space and unlocking resources for businesses.
The newly launched Vietnam Mergers & Acquisitions Association is expected to help connect businesses, investors as demand for corporate restructuring and strategic capital rises in Việt Nam.
Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng once stressed that cutting administrative procedures and business conditions remained one of the fastest and most effective ways to stimulate growth and strengthen confidence among citizens and enterprises. He underscored that the reform process must...
The resolution of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Việt Nam (CPV) not only sets out overarching orientations but also establishes clear requirements for improving institutions and policies to encourage the healthy development of the private sector.
A central focus of the congress is the continued concretisation of Resolution No.68-NQ/TW, reaffirming the Party’s resolve to dismantle institutional barriers and a breakthrough for the private sector, positioning it as the most important driving force of the national economy.
The region could serve as a national model for balanced development across industry, services and high-value agriculture, provided businesses are supported by a transparent investment climate, robust regional connectivity and timely infrastructure projects.
The event will host three rounds of discussions focusing on value chain autonomy, constructive mechanisms, globalisation of Vietnamese value, and strategic capabilities.
Resolution 57 outlines the strategic shift toward science, technology, innovation and national digital transformation as the foundation for achieving robust, double-digit economic growth in the years to come. Meanwhile, Resolution 68 identifies private enterprises as a pivotal force in realising...
Transforming the country’s current economic structure - by understanding its inherent characteristics and implementing effective policies - could significantly boost labour productivity.
Resolution 68 is a landmark directive designed to elevate the status of the private economic sector as "the most important driving force of the national economy," and to outline a clear vision for a rapidly developing, sustainable and globally competitive...