The Politburo’s Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW on private economic development expected to elevate the private sector into one of the most critical pillars of the economy.
The established principle is that the State maintains unified ownership of critical infrastructure, while investors are only granted the right to manage and operate it under a contract.
The event including three rounds of discussions focusing on value chain autonomy, constructive mechanisms, globalization of Vietnamese value, and strategic capabilities.
Vietnam’s healthcare system is currently undergoing profound changes driven by the Fourth Industrial Revolution, digital transformation, and innovation.
Regulatory reforms, financial support, improved infrastructure, and tax incentives have collectively created fertile ground for private sector development, according to GIZ Vietnam.
Key discussions focused on the scope and target subjects, the position and role of the private sector, tasks and solutions—particularly legal mechanisms and policies for private sector development.
Measures including development of institutions that ensure transparency, reduce administrative procedures, and eliminate unnecessary steps that cause inconvenience or bottlenecks for businesses.
Mr. Le Chi Phuc, CEO of SGI Capital, tells Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy’s Phan Linh how institutional reform can maximize the potential of the private sector and drive sustainable growth opportunities for Vietnam over the next decade.