The Vietnamese government introduced two key resolutions on January 1 aimed at bolstering economic growth in 2019.
Vietnam aims for growth of 6.6-6.8% in 2019.
Resolution 01 concerns measures to implement the socio-economic
plan and budget for 2019, while Resolution 02 deals with continued actions to
improve the business environment in 2019 with a view to 2021.
The overall goals for this year will
continue to be maintaining macroeconomic stability, curbing inflation,
enhancing labour productivity and improving the competitiveness of the economy.
Under Resolution 01, the government has
outlined a number of focuses, including enhancing economic resilience, building
a lean and efficient apparatus and simplifying administrative procedures, among
others.
Meanwhile the goals of Resolution 02 are
to improve Vietnam’s position regarding international rankings on competitiveness,
increase the number of new businesses, and reduce informal costs for
enterprises.
To achieve such targets, the government
aims to continue cutting unnecessary business regulations, fully implement the
reforms already introduced in 2018, and further support innovations and
start-up businesses.
Last year the Vietnamese economy
expanded by an estimated 7.08%, the highest growth rate in 11 years, thanks to
buoyant manufacturing activity and strong exports.
For 2019 the National Assembly has set the economic
growth target at 6.6-6.8%.
Source: NDO
Vice Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Bui Van Khanh chaired the regular October meeting of the provincial People's Committee to review 2024 socio-economic performance.
Taking advantage of favourable weather conditions, constructor is speeding up the construction of technical infrastructure at Tien Tien industrial cluster in Quang Tien commune of Hoa Binh city. So far, the construction of important infrastructure works in the industrial cluster such as the operation office, wastewater treatment plant, power supply system, clean water supply system, fire prevention and fighting system, rainwater drainage system, and internal traffic roads has been completed.
Numerous credit solutions have been implemented by local banks in Hoa Binh province to support individuals and businesses affected by Typhoon Yagi. These measures include debt rescheduling, providing in-depth financial advice, and offering interest rate reductions based on the extent of damages.
Starting from nothing and persevering through a challenging entrepreneurial journey, Bui Van Nhung, a teacher and Party member in Lac Son district’s Nhan Nghia commune - has built Nhung Van Co. Ltd. into a respected provider of high-quality products. Driven by his passion and determination to overcome poverty, this young Party member has blazed a new trail, inspiring the aspirations of farmers across Mường Vang.
In November 8, at Kim Boi District Stadium, the Department of Industry and Trade and the People's Committee of Kim Boi District, Hoa Binh province jointly organized the opening of the Fair to display and introduce typical products of ethnic minority and mountainous areas.
Orange growers in Cao Phong district of Hoa Binh province have enjoyed a good harvest and good prices of the fruit this year.
