Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW:

Experts and businesses hope that after Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW is issued, especially with the solutions outlined in the article "New driving force for economic development" by General Secretary To Lam, small and micro enterprises and business households will receive substantial and effective support, creating a legal basis for the private economic sector to effectively access resources of capital, land and high-quality human resources.

Mr. Dau Anh Tuan - Deputy General Secretary and Head of Legal Department of Vietnam Federation of Commerce and Industry:

Business support programs must be stronger, more substantial and more effective.

We can see right in the Vietnamese market, the diplomatic agencies, trade agencies of other countries support their goods and services very strongly, very effectively, while Vietnamese enterprises are relatively isolated. Most of the private enterprises in Vietnam are small and medium-sized, so it is very difficult for them to find markets on their own.

Private enterprises not only contribute greatly to economic growth, but are also a very dynamic economic sector. However, in the context of deep economic integration today, these enterprises are under great pressure in competition, not only in the export market but also at home, especially competing with FDI enterprises with great potential.

Therefore, to create more favorable conditions for private enterprises to develop, support programs for private enterprises in the coming period must be strongly reformed in a more substantial, effective and market-oriented direction. Policy mechanisms need to be open, stable, safe, transparent, equitable and low-cost for enterprises.

In addition, to develop the private economy, comprehensive, inter-sectoral and inter-field solutions are needed, in which institutional reform solutions are still the most important. It is necessary to create a strong change in the team of civil servants in administrative procedure reform, avoiding the situation of "hot above, cold below".

Ms. Hoang Thi Thuy Linh - Deputy General Director of DBFOOD Food Joint Stock Company:

Expecting a truly breakthrough mechanism, providing substantial support for private enterprises

If we had gone it alone, DBFOOD would have closed down by now. From research to bringing products to market, expanding production, everything was very difficult. But thanks to the support of government agencies, we have had initial success.

In Vietnam, private enterprises contribute more than 50% of GDP, create jobs for millions of workers, and pay large taxes to the state budget. Private enterprises produce millions of products and services for the people; build a series of public infrastructure projects; bring millions of job opportunities... Therefore, I expect Resolution 68 to have truly breakthrough mechanisms, not only to encourage, but also to protect and provide substantial support for private enterprises.

Specifically, I want a transparent and equal institution, which ensures that private enterprises have fair access to land, credit, etc., without discrimination compared to state-owned enterprises or FDI enterprises.

I also hope to reduce administrative procedures and overlapping checks. There will no longer be a situation where businesses spend a lot of time and effort just to process procedures and paperwork. If the reform is good, businesses will have more time to focus on production and business.

In particular, I look forward to flexible tax policies and incentives for startups. There must be flexible tax policies to help young and small businesses develop in the early stages.

Along with that, there needs to be coordination programs between businesses - the state - schools to train high-quality human resources, solving the problem of human resource shortages in businesses.

Deputy Secretary of District Party Committee, Chairman of Tay Ho District People's Committee Nguyen Dinh Khuyen:

Removing barriers for private economic development

Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW of the Politburo recently issued on private economic development has clearly defined the role, development goals, tasks and key solutions to further promote the role of the private economy, boost growth and enhance national competitiveness.

After nearly 40 years of renovation, the private economic sector currently has more than 940 thousand enterprises and more than 5 million business households in operation, contributing 50% of GDP, more than 30% of total state budget revenue and employing 82% of the total workforce. However, the private economic sector is still facing many barriers that hinder its development, has not yet made a breakthrough in scale and competitiveness, and has not yet met the requirements and expectations of being the core force of the country's economy.

There are many reasons for the above situation, including the fact that private enterprises still face many difficulties and obstacles in accessing resources, especially capital, technology, land, resources and high-quality human resources. In addition, some preferential and support policies are not really effective and difficult to access; business costs are still high...

Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW of the Politburo recently issued has identified the private economy as the most important driving force for the development of the national economy. The Resolution has clearly stated 5 core guiding views on the role of the private economy, in which the private economy is considered a pioneering force to promote growth, create jobs, improve labor productivity, national competitiveness, and restructure the economy towards green, circular, and sustainable development.

In particular, the Resolution also clearly identifies the creation of a business environment that is open, transparent, stable, safe, easy to implement, low cost, and meets international standards... to facilitate the development of the private sector...

It is believed that, with Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW of the Politburo, by 2030, there will be 2 million enterprises operating in the economy, of which at least 20 large enterprises will participate in the global value chain; contributing 55 - 58% of GDP, about 35 - 40% of total state budget revenue... thereby contributing to making our country a country with a green, circular, sustainable economy as the goal set by our Party and State.

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