VOV.VN - Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh highlighted the crucial role of entrepreneurs in leading innovation, fostering business growth, and contributing to the country’s overall strength, during the High-Level Dialogue at the Vietnam Private Sector Forum 2025 held in Hanoi on September 16.

The Vietnam Private Sector Forum 2025 (VPSF 2025) opened in Hanoi on September 15, packing in over 1,500 entrepreneurs, economists, and international organisations across four thematic sessions to reshape Vietnam’s private sector landscape.

The Vietnam Private Economic Landscape (ViPEL) model was launched in Hanoi on September 11, aiming to elevate the private sector into the country’s most powerful driver of development.

VOV.VN - Eight years after its inaugural edition, the Vietnam Private Sector Forum 2025 (VPSF 2025), a national-level policy and action platform, will officially return to Hanoi on September 15-16, aimed at advancing the role of the economic private sector in the national economy.

The Politburo’s Resolution 68-NQ/TW on the development of the private economic sector has been hailed as a revolutionary policy that clearly affirms the role of this sector in the national economy.

In an era shaped by intense globalisation and the strong impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Vietnam’s private sector is feeling the heat to reinvent itself. Digitalisation and green transition are no longer optional strategies, but they are make-or-break moves for companies to stay competitive.

VOV.VN - The private sector is a key driver of the economy, and all stakeholders should act decisively, create a favourable environment, and inspire business confidence and dynamism, according to conclusions of the Prime Minister at the recent meeting the National Steering Committee for implementing a Politburo Resolution on private sector development.

VOV.VN - In recent months, hostile forces have targeted the Politburo’s Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW on private sector development, twisting its content to claim that the Party now regards the private sector as “the most important driving force,” thereby sidelining the state economy and steering Vietnam toward capitalism.

VOV.VN - While Vietnam’s GDP growth target of 8.3–8.5% by the end of 2025 presents significant challenges, experts believe the country still has sufficient economic momentum to achieve this ambitious goal.

The Vietnam Private Sector Forum 2025 (VPSF 2025), a national-level policy and action platform, is set to run from July to September, the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs’ Association (VYEA) told a press conference in Hanoi on June 30.