On the morning of May 31 in Hanoi, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a dialogue with businesses and business associations to effectively implement Resolution 68-NQ/TW of the Politburo on private economic development.
According to the Government Electronic Information Portal, after listening to the reports and concluding remarks, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh highly appreciated the delegates attending the Conference for showing their determination to implement the Resolutions of the Party and State into concrete products and results that can be "weighed and measured" to report to the people in the spirit of "what is said must be done, what is committed must be done".
The Prime Minister summarized the content of the delegates' opinions in 6 major contents.
Firstly, all delegates and businesses showed strong patriotism, aspiration to contribute to the cause of rapid and sustainable development of the country, ready to accept tasks assigned by the Party and State, and at the same time, the psychology of worrying and fearing legal risks was also removed.
Second, businesses and entrepreneurs want to affirm their position, role and importance in implementing Resolution 68 of the Politburo and Resolutions of the National Assembly and the Government, expressing optimism and confidence, and contributing with the Government to create development.
Third, businesses and entrepreneurs will actively contribute to realizing the two 100-year strategic goals of our Party and State (by 2030, becoming a developing country with modern industry and high average income, by 2045, becoming a developed country with high income); demonstrating determination, affirming that if we have good ways of doing things and good organization, we can achieve GDP growth of 8% this year and double digits in the following years; with determination and confidence, we will definitely succeed.
Fourth, businesses and entrepreneurs all hope that the Party, State and people, once they have trusted them, will trust them even more; once they have been assigned tasks, they want to be assigned even more tasks, more noble and heavier tasks so that businesses and entrepreneurs can demonstrate their pioneering spirit in serving the country's rapid and sustainable development; and also so that businesses can mature and progress more, affirming their growth in the development process.
Fifth, businesses and entrepreneurs want to cut down on cumbersome administrative procedures, handle business proposals with a roadmap and time frame, not drag on, and not leave businesses uncertain about when they will receive a response or resolution.
Sixth, there must be specific, clear, and non-general mechanisms and policies to prioritize development in important areas and major national tasks; continue to specify policies so that businesses can work with peace of mind, contribute, and have equal access to the country's resources such as capital, minerals, resources, human resources, and other necessary conditions.
Regarding the responsibilities of the Government, ministries, branches, and local leaders, the Prime Minister clearly stated 7 groups of tasks and solutions.
Firstly, the Government, ministries, branches and localities must properly perform their role as creators, not getting caught up in specific tasks: One is to build strategies, plans and schemes; two is to build institutions, mechanisms and policies to develop the private economy; three is to design tools for inspection and supervision, focusing on post-inspection instead of pre-inspection; four is to evaluate, summarize practices, draw lessons, and build theories; five is to compete, reward and honor businesses and entrepreneurs with the view that the market is a battlefield and entrepreneurs are soldiers; at the same time, handle violations promptly and rectifiably, without affecting the honor of entrepreneurs and businesses. The Prime Minister clearly stated that he is ready to honor entrepreneurs as heroes and other titles if they are worthy of their contributions.
Second, the Government, ministries, branches and localities focus on better implementing the three strategic breakthroughs in institutions, infrastructure and human resources; promoting decentralization, decentralization, reducing administrative procedures, reducing time, reducing compliance costs, reducing efforts for people and businesses; developing infrastructure to create new development space, new urban, industrial and service areas, increasing land value, reducing input costs, increasing product competitiveness; training human resources to meet the human resource requirements of businesses when developing.
Third, the Government, ministries, sectors and localities must ensure the maintenance of independence, sovereignty, political stability, social order and safety, including cyber safety and security, so that businesses can develop quickly and sustainably. "We cannot develop quickly and sustainably in an unstable country, without ensuring order and safety, without independence and freedom," the Prime Minister stated.
Fourth, the Party, the State, and relevant responsible agencies must ensure equal access to capital, resources, land, human resources, law, freedom of business, equality, and property rights of enterprises.
Fifth, the Prime Minister requested regular meetings and discussions with businesses to find solutions to problems. The Government and the Prime Minister have been actively and proactively meeting with businesses in recent times. Since the beginning of 2025, they have met at least three times to discuss the development of Resolution 68, to remove difficulties and respond to new developments in policies. Proposing quarterly meetings, the Prime Minister requested ministries, branches and localities to do the same, to meet with businesses more regularly and periodically to remove difficulties and problems in the sectors under their management. Along with that, promoting the role of the National Legal Portal that has just been launched.
In particular, the Prime Minister requested that all requests, difficulties, and proposals from businesses must be resolved within 2 weeks. "Whether it is successful or not, we must speak up. We must notify as soon as it is resolved, not just internally. Keeping it quiet is not acceptable."
Sixth, with proposals, especially initiatives and issues requiring state management and law-making, ministries, branches and agencies must listen and fully absorb them. If they do not absorb them, they must explain.
Seventh, the State Bank and the Ministry of Finance, ministries and sectors closely related to business activities such as the Ministry of Construction, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, regularly review policies such as monetary policy, fiscal policy, materials, construction, etc.
Regarding monetary policy, the Prime Minister suggested that the banking sector should try to share with businesses, and only when businesses develop can banks develop. Regarding fiscal policy, the Prime Minister said that tax, fee, and charge policies, when necessary, must be implemented immediately, promptly, flexibly, and effectively, "when a person is newly sick, treatment is very simple, but if the illness gets worse, it will take time, require more medicine, more expenses, more hospitalizations, and cost more."
"Businesses' recommendations must be resolved within two weeks, but we must also constantly innovate, see what businesses need and what problems they have, and proactively resolve them," said the Prime Minister.
Regarding wishes for businesses and entrepreneurs, the Prime Minister also clearly stated 6 contents.
Firstly, businesses and entrepreneurs operate in accordance with the law, uphold business ethics and civic responsibility.
Second, businesses and entrepreneurs must constantly innovate, research, apply science and technology, digital transformation, smart management, especially transfer of source technology and core technology. Businesses must be at the forefront, pioneering, and anticipating in this field to bring national and ethnic benefits.
Third, private enterprises share, help, cooperate, and connect more closely and effectively with each other, with FDI enterprises, and with state-owned enterprises to create broader supply chains, production chains, and service chains, both nationally and globally.
Fourth, business households must become enterprises, small and medium enterprises must become large enterprises, and large enterprises must become global, multinational enterprises with global supply chains.
Fifth, businesses and entrepreneurs participate in the process of ensuring progress, fairness and social security, ensuring equal access to all areas of concern to the Party and State, especially equal access to infrastructure, education, healthcare, electricity, internet, etc., especially actively participating in building social housing and eliminating temporary and dilapidated houses nationwide.
Sixth, enterprises, entrepreneurs, together with the Government and ministries under the leadership of the Party and the management of the State, participate in creating development, contributing to building institutions, developing infrastructure, training high-quality human resources, contributing to building and protecting the country in the direction of "sustainable stability, sustainable development, sustainable future", making people increasingly happy and prosperous.
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