Nearly one year since the issuance of the Politburo’s Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW on private sector development, significant shifts in governance thinking, coupled with the private sector’s proactive adaptation, have generated fresh momentum for the economy.

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s top largest private enterprises are the backbone of the economy and a key driver of Vietnam’s transition into a new era of growth and innovation while institutional reforms are expected to create a solid foundation for future development.

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.

Vietnam’s economic situation changed significantly after the 6th National Party Congress, with decisions to remove production bottlenecks, ease circulation of goods, and adopt a multi-sectoral economic policy. In particular, opening the door for private enterprises to develop freely in all sectors not prohibited by law helped transform the economy.

With a powerful spirit of innovation and creativity, numerous private enterprises have pioneered investment in research and development to elevate product quality and brands, gradually establishing their positions in international markets.

VOV.VN - Vietnam aims to double its registered businesses to 2 million by 2030 under Politburo Resolution 68, a goal economic experts say is within reach, provided reforms continue to clear long-standing institutional and regulatory barriers toward a truly enabling business environment.

The newly-issued Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW of the Politburo on the development of the private economic sector has garnered strong support from experts and the business community, being hailed as a potential turning point in Vietnam's economic situation.

VOV.VN - Private firms in Vietnam continue to face challenges in accessing development resources, prompting calls for more equitable policies across business sectors, according to industry insiders.

The Vietnam Institute for Development Strategies, the Ministry of Planning and Investment, and Konrad-Adenaeur-Stiftung Vietnam (KAS) on August 31 held a workshop on the assessment of the top 500 Vietnamese private enterprises (VPE500) in the 2021-2022 period when Vietnam’s economy was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Many businesses say state officials are not enthusiastic in solving enterprises’ problems and don’t even take applications to at least discover the enterprises’ problems.