General Secretary: From now until the end of the year there will be two important resolutions

According to the plan, two important resolutions on state economy and culture must be completed by the end of the year.

On the afternoon of November 4, during a group discussion at the 10th session of the 15th National Assembly on draft documents to be submitted to the 14th Party Congress, General Secretary To Lam continued to emphasize important contents on the economic development model.

The General Secretary informed that the Politburo and the Central Committee will soon have a number of plans. Accordingly, they will push agencies to urgently issue resolutions on the state economy.

General Secretary To Lam

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“The state economy plays a leading role. Capital belongs to the State, land belongs to the State, mineral resources also belong to the State, how can it not be leading?”, the General Secretary emphasized and said that for a long time, there has been a lot of talk about developing the private economy and private enterprises, but that does not mean forgetting the state economy and state enterprises.

Next is the resolution on culture, after the resolutions on education and health. According to the plan, the two resolutions on state economy and culture must be completed by the end of the year.

The General Secretary also said that it is expected that after the 14th Party Congress, major issues related to development will be discussed, including resolutions on the country's development model. Previously, there was much talk about growth, but the country's development model must be comprehensive. This development model must be based on the foundation of science, technology and innovation.

In addition, the resolution also outlined solutions to promote double-digit growth. The General Secretary suggested that it is necessary to comprehensively consider economic, financial, monetary and foreign investment factors. If double-digit growth is not achieved, it will be very difficult to complete the development target by 2030.

The General Secretary said that from now until the end of 2025, there will be a resolution on the state economy and a resolution on culture.

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To do that, we need to see clearly why we have not achieved it yet. Up to now, the highest level has only been about 9%. But growth must be stable and sustainable, and cannot rely solely on monetary factors.

Referring to strategic autonomy, according to the General Secretary, this is a very important issue. Vietnam is highly appreciated for its independence and self-reliance, not depending on anyone. "Vietnam is confident, self-reliant, self-reliant, self-reliant, and proud of its nation," the General Secretary emphasized.

Regarding development planning, the General Secretary said that a comprehensive development plan will be made in the near future. Making a plan means drawing out our future city, road, and house on paper, on a model, without having to build it right away. But the important thing is that all people can contribute their opinions and see what the future of their country and city will look like.

For example, regarding Hanoi's planning, the General Secretary noted that we must think long-term and synchronously for 5 years, 10 years, 50 years and until 2045. Do not let each term and each project be done separately, today building this road, tomorrow building another road, finishing this section and abandoning another section. There must be a cross-term planning, with unified technical standards so that everything is connected.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/tong-bi-thu-tu-nay-den-cuoi-nam-se-co-2-nghi-quyet-quan-trong-185251104182855269.htm