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Breakout strategy
Resolution 68 is a breakthrough document, creating a favorable environment for the private economy to develop rapidly and sustainably, with 5 viewpoints and 8 specific solutions. In particular, the outstanding viewpoints are: The private economy is the most important driving force in national development; entrepreneurs are "soldiers" on the economic front, playing a pioneering role in construction and development; the leadership role of the Party, the support of the State in creating a transparent, stable and effective business environment.
Mr. Nguyen Quoc Khanh, Chairman of the Provincial Business Association, said: Up to now, the whole province has 3,942 enterprises with a total registered capital of over VND 70,733 billion, mainly operating in the fields of construction, trade, agriculture and tourism. The province's private economic sector contributes 55% of GRDP, 60% of budget revenue and creates jobs for 110,000 workers. Enterprises are increasingly dynamic, restructuring, with many large projects, creative startups, and digital transformation applications. However, more than 80% of small and micro enterprises have limited capital, uneven human resources, and weak connections; some support policies have not been effective.
Resolution 68 focuses on reforming administrative procedures, raising awareness of the private economy, supporting businesses in terms of capital, land, high-quality human resources, promoting digital transformation, innovation and green development. These solutions, specified in Resolution 198 of the National Assembly and Resolution 139 of the Government, create a clear legal corridor for implementation.
In Son La, on June 16, 2025, the Provincial Party Committee issued Action Plan No. 346-KH/TU to implement resolutions of the Politburo, the National Assembly and the Government on private economic development. The goal by 2030 is that the whole province will have over 5,000 enterprises, attracting more than 50,000 workers, with an average income of 9-10 million VND/month. Improve the quality of private enterprise operations, striving for this sector to contribute at least 8% to GRDP each year; 25% to the total provincial budget revenue, with the total revenue in the 2025-2030 period reaching at least 9,414 billion VND.
With the common goal, the province will form a number of large-scale enterprises with brands and prestige at home and abroad; build leading enterprises in key industries; develop sustainable value chains in the processing industry, agriculture, services and tourism with competitive capacity. Strive for average economic growth in the period of 2021-2030 to reach over 8%/year.
Creating momentum for development
After being approved to invest in the project "BHL Son La Modified Starch Processing Factory", BHL Food Ingredients Processing Joint Stock Company quickly completed land, construction and environmental procedures. Currently, the basic construction items are completed, and machinery and automatic electrical systems are being installed. The factory has a capacity of 90,000 tons/year, with a total investment of more than 244 billion VND, and is expected to be operational by the end of 2025.
Ms. Chu Thi Kim Oanh, Deputy Director of BHL Son La Modified Starch Processing Plant, said: Thanks to the timely support of the province and the efforts of the investor. Up to now, the project has basically completed the structure of the factory, office, chemical area, oil furnace, clean water tank and wastewater treatment system. The investor committed to speed up the progress, striving to complete before August 31, 2025. However, the enterprise is facing difficulties in capital and logistics infrastructure, causing transportation and packaging costs to increase.
From production practice, Ms. Chu Thi Kim Oanh believes that Resolution 68 helps simplify procedures, reduce costs, speed up project progress and create conditions for private enterprises to develop sustainably thanks to support for access to capital, land, quality human resources and transport infrastructure.
Operating in the coffee processing sector, Mr. Nguyen Vinh Duc, Deputy Director of Minh Tien Son La Joint Stock Company Branch, said: Resolution 68 creates motivation for private enterprises, so that the Company can borrow preferential loans, expand production, invest in processing factories and develop sustainable coffee according to international standards (RA, 4C). At the same time, it commits to supporting farmers with techniques, seeds and organic fertilizers, to adapt to climate change and protect the environment.
Son La has a strategic location in the Northwest sub-region, rich in potential for agriculture, tourism, renewable energy and border gate economy, Resolution 68, creating conditions for businesses to expand production and access markets. To achieve the set goals, many tasks are assigned to all levels, sectors and socio-political organizations. The Provincial Business Association proposed to abolish some procedures for approving investment policies and granting investment registration certificates to domestic investors, switching to a post-audit mechanism. At the same time, building a shared digital platform to make the investment process transparent and simple.
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Mr. Nguyen Quoc Khanh, Chairman of the Provincial Business Association, added: The Association recommends amending the Law on Support for Small and Medium Enterprises in the direction of adding practical policies on finance, tax, land, digital infrastructure, human resources; expanding the mechanism for ordering and publicly bidding for science and technology tasks for private enterprises.
In addition, the Association recommends prioritizing upgrading Na San Airport into a dual-use airport; deploying the Moc Chau - Son La - Dien Bien - Tay Trang border gate expressway and connecting it with the Lao Cai - Hanoi - Hai Phong railway, promoting regional connectivity, developing transport corridors, and increasing agricultural export capacity. At the same time, propose preferential mechanisms for small and micro enterprises in the Northwest to participate in key infrastructure projects, creating opportunities for development and economic integration.
Building a transparent investment environment, reforming administrative procedures and investing in strategic infrastructure are the keys to making Son La a bright spot for private economic development in the Northwest. With the spirit of “telling the truth, doing the truth”, Son La’s private economy will affirm its pioneering role, contributing to the rapid and sustainable development of the province and the country.
Source: https://baosonla.vn/kinh-te/son-la-phat-trien-kinh-te-tu-nhan-HczskYEHR.html
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