The PM emphasised that the resolutions are already comprehensive. The most desired now is to organise implementation effectively, guided by the spirit of ‘thinking deeply and acting boldly.’
A new resolution sets the goal that by 2030, the private sector will become the most important driver of the nation''s economy, taking the lead in science and technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
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...
An unscheduled exchange at the Diên Hồng Hall, attended by top leaders including General Secretary Tô Lâm, highlighted the Government’s strong commitment to private economic development under the new resolution.
The private economy was crucial driver for HCM City’s growth over the past four months and the city will introduce a series of measures to further support this sector, affirmed HCM City’s Department of Finance.
Private enterprises can become pioneers and reshape the economy if Việt Nam builds the right ecosystem and supports tech-driven growth, says expert Phí Vĩnh Tường.
The Politburo has issued strong guidance to ensure investors will be able to invest safely in land, capital and into a skilled workforce, in order to cement the development of the private economy.
The proposal suggests extending the 2 per cent VAT reduction from July 1, 2025, until the end of 2026, for certain goods and services currently taxed at 10 per cent, lowering them to 8 per cent.
The industrial sector''s share of GDP could be over 40 per cent, with the manufacturing and processing industry alone accounting for around 30 per cent of GDP.
Nearly three years have passed since the National Assembly''s Resolution 35 was carried out, the northern port city of Hải Phòng has emerged as a shining example of progress, with notable achievements transforming the cityscape and bolstering its economy.
The Government has set the GDP growth target at 6-6.5 per cent this year, after 2023 slowed to 5.05 per cent on weak global demand. New drivers from promoting innovation, high technology, green growth and digital transformation will room for...
The resolution introduces a range of mechanisms and policies aimed at stimulating the HCM City''s growth, addressing challenges, and fostering innovation and sustainability.
The number of disputes related to energy projects in Viet Nam has been on the rise in recent years, with many attributed to the Vietnamese government''s environmental commitments and agreements at the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26).