Implementing Resolutions 66 and 68: Business groups begin to take action

On May 18, at the Dien Hong Hall of the National Assembly House, the national conference to thoroughly grasp and implement Resolution No. 66-NQ/TW on renewing the work of developing and enforcing laws, along with Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW on the development of the private economy, officially took place. The event was held in a hybrid format, with the main hub in Hanoi connected to over 60 locations nationwide.

Party and State leaders attend the conference

The conference was attended by General Secretary To Lam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man, Head of the Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Commission Nguyen Trong Nghia, along with many leaders of central and local Party bodies, ministries, and agencies.

Mr. Dang Hong Anh, vice chairman of TTC Group, introduces products to National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man, Head of the Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Commission Nguyen Trong Nghia, and other delegates during a visit to the exhibition booths

Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association joins efforts to implement Resolutions 66 and 68 for sustainable private sector development

As part of the event, delegates visited the exhibitions “Achievements in developing and enforcing laws” and “Achievements in private sector development” as well as booths displaying products from private enterprises. Member companies of the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association (VYEA) were among the prominent exhibitors, aligning with the policy of developing a green, modern, and internationally integrated economy.

TTC’s products and services on display attracted strong interest from delegates, demonstrating the private sector’s role in realizing sustainable development goals

Many VYEA member enterprises such as TTC, FPT, PNJ, Thien Long, Tan A Dai Thanh, and Eurowindow participated in the exhibition, directly presenting their products to Party and State leaders.

Dang Hong Anh, vice president of the Vietnam Youth Federation, chairman of the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association, and vice chairman of TTC Group, spoke at the conference, expressing the strong commitment of the young business community to implementing the Party and State’s resolutions on private sector development.

Dang Hong Anh, vice president of the Vietnam Youth Federation and chairman of the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association, speaking at the conference

Dang Hong Anh shared that the VYEA, acting as a bridge between young enterprises and government agencies, has actively engaged in developing and enforcing business-support policies, particularly in creating a favorable and transparent legal environment for business operations. He noted that the Association began collecting business feedback immediately after the resolutions were issued and will continue doing so throughout their implementation.

Delegates take commemorative photos on the sidelines of the conference

The implementation of Resolutions No. 66-NQ/TW and No. 68-NQ/TW marks an important turning point in improving Vietnam’s legal framework and promoting private sector development. The VYEA is committed to continuing to accompany the Party and State in achieving sustainable development goals toward a green, modern, and globally integrated economy.

Aspiration to bring Vietnam into an era of prosperous development

In the context of a world full of strategic competition, economic shifts, and global challenges, during his address at the national conference on May 18 to implement Resolutions No. 66-NQ/TW and No. 68-NQ/TW, General Secretary To Lam emphasized that Vietnam faces intertwined opportunities and challenges. Those who can seize opportunities and overcome difficulties will rise strongly; otherwise, they will fall behind—“like a slow buffalo drinking muddy water,” he said.

After nearly 40 years of Doi Moi (Renovation), Vietnam has achieved comprehensive results: stable economic growth, improved living standards, and a strengthened international position. However, he warned against “resting on laurels,” as significant challenges remain in institutions, productivity, the business environment, and the risk of falling into the middle-income trap.

General Secretary To Lam stated that the core tasks of the Party and State for 2025–2030 include: completing a modern and synchronized legal system; creating breakthroughs in science–technology and digital transformation, especially in enterprises; accelerating integration by turning new-generation FTAs into real drivers; and vigorously developing the private sector to form regionally and globally competitive private conglomerates.

Priority tasks for 2025 include: issuing action plans to implement four key resolutions; comprehensively reviewing and amending the legal system; launching innovation and digital transformation programs; effectively implementing FTAs, especially with the United States, and participating in digital agreements; reducing at least 30% of administrative procedures; streamlining the management apparatus; training high-quality human resources; and enhancing communication to build social consensus.

Mr. Dang Hong Anh, chairman of the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association, welcomes General Secretary To Lam to the exhibition booth of member enterprises

The General Secretary called on the entire Party, people, and army to unite, uphold the spirit of national self-reliance, and resolutely accomplish development tasks. The people and enterprises are identified as the center and driving force of innovation. Leaders at all levels must set an example, dare to think and act decisively, and measure success by real, tangible results.

Source: Doanh nghiệp & Kinh te xanh