Supporting the private economy, an open direction for businesses in the West

Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW (dated May 4, 2025) of the Politburo on private economic development has been enthusiastically received by the business community. Many agricultural enterprises in the Mekong Delta region are proactively breaking through and accelerating, integrating with the global economy.

Business growth

With tens of thousands of operating enterprises and a total registered capital of hundreds of thousands of billions of VND, the private economic sector in Can Tho city has been affirming its leading role in GRDP growth. Many brands of cooperative enterprises and production facilities have gradually penetrated into large supermarket systems such as: CoopMart, BigC, Vinmart, Mega Market... with hundreds of tons of various products each month.

Can Tho City creates conditions for businesses to participate in many trade promotion activities through fairs and exhibitions inside and outside the city, conferences connecting supply and demand, and trade between provinces and cities. Displaying and promoting at points of sale in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and Phu Quoc special zone...

Typically, at Ky Nhu Cooperative, Long Thanh Commune, Can Tho City, there are currently 14 key products from snakehead fish. Ms. Nguyen Kim Thuy, Director of Ky Nhu Cooperative said: The unit currently has more than 50 members, a raw material area of ​​about 16 hectares and is constantly improving and enhancing product quality, promoting the application of science and technology, especially digital transformation in the production process. If supported by Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW, the enterprise will develop more effectively.

Rice production line of Trung An High-Tech Agriculture Joint Stock Company. (Photo: Nhan Dan Newspaper)

Mr. Pham Tien Hoai, General Director of Hanh Nguyen Logistics Joint Stock Company, Can Tho City, shared: Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW will be a new direction for businesses to steadily expand their markets. In addition, the rapid completion of traffic connection projects, fast and safe circulation of goods, and cost reduction will increase the competitiveness of businesses investing in the West. Improving the investment environment and simplifying administrative procedures will help businesses take advantage of business opportunities. "With determination, unity, and working together, we, the business community, will overcome all difficulties, stabilize production and business activities, and develop the local economy," Mr. Hoai added.

In addition to the achievements, the private economy is still facing many difficulties and challenges such as: small business scale, low competitiveness, weak access to capital, weak linkages between businesses and the FDI sector and state-owned enterprises. In particular, the innovative startup ecosystem is still in its infancy...

New phase for Western businesses

Recently, the Vietnamese rice industry received good news when 500 tons of Japonica rice branded “Green Vietnamese Rice with Low Emissions” appeared in the Japanese market for the first time. The batch of rice was exported by Trung An High-Tech Agriculture Joint Stock Company and had the cooperation of MURASE Group (Japan). This is considered an important turning point for the agricultural industry, an impressive step forward in rice production of the enterprise in the “land of nine dragons”.

Recognizing the efforts of farmers, cooperatives, businesses and agricultural officials, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Thanh Nam believes that the change in thinking in sustainable rice production will increase many values. The export of the first batch of Vietnam's low-emission rice to Japanese consumers is of great significance, opening up a long-term direction for Vietnamese rice businesses, an opportunity for the Mekong Delta to orient rice production methods to a new stage, overcoming the problem of good harvests and low prices, creating quality rice and rice brands.

Chairman of the Board of Directors, Deputy General Director of Trung An High-Tech Agriculture Joint Stock Company Pham Thai Binh informed: The first batch of emission-reducing rice was exported to Japan at a price of 820 USD/ton while other markets only fluctuated from 650-700 USD/ton. This is a good price, motivating farmers and businesses to continue pursuing high-quality, emission-reducing rice cultivation methods.

Mr. Binh said: Currently, low-emission rice in Vietnam is not enough to meet the demand of the world market. In the Japanese market, there is a lot of room for Vietnamese rice to be exported. According to Mr. Binh, in order to be able to export this batch of rice, businesses and farmers have cultivated according to the process of the One Million Hectare High-Quality Rice Project. The low-emission factor is only one of the 600 active ingredients that Japan requires. If it can enter the Japanese market, it will be easy to export to other countries.

With this in mind, from 2020 to present, Trung An Company has cooperated with MURASE Group to grow high-quality rice that meets Japanese standards. In the period of 2024-2025, the two sides will continue to upgrade their cooperation and cultivation according to the criteria of the One Million Hectare High-Quality Rice Project with the aim of both improving rice quality and ensuring environmental friendliness. This is the roadmap and solid steps of the enterprise, creating momentum for development in the new stage of the private economy in the West.

According to Nhan Dan Newspaper
https://nhandan.vn/ho-tro-kinh-te-tu-nhan-huong-mo-cho-doanh-nghiep-mien-tay-post892677.html

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