Presentations and discussions focused on key issues, including improving institutions and administrative procedures to ensure a transparent and business-friendly environment; accessing resources such as capital, land, and human resources for private enterprises; promoting entrepreneurship, innovation, and digital transformation, and guiding the development of industries, high-tech agriculture, services, and tourism.

Participating delegates also discussed issues relating to sustainable development, international integration, and corporate culture linked with the entrepreneurial community.

Representatives of Hai Phong’s authorities, relevant agencies, and experts directly responded to and clarified businesses’ opinions and proposals, while affirming their commitment to accompanying enterprises, strongly improving the investment environment, removing barriers, and creating the most favourable conditions for the business community to develop and integrate.

All opinions and recommendations collected from the dialogue would be carefully analysed, studied, and compiled into the Private Sector White Book and the VPSF 2025 Joint Declaration, for submission to the Government and relevant ministries at the upcoming high-level session.

VPSF 2025 is chaired by the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association, with close attention and guidance from the Government and relevant ministries and agencies. The forum is designed as a key policy dialogue channel, creating a multi-dimensional space for private enterprises to exchange with state management agencies.

Through these dialogue sessions, practical recommendations are heard, promptly addressed, and gradually transformed into policy proposals submitted to the Government, the Prime Minister, ministries, agencies, and local authorities.

Private sector – a key driver of the economy

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.