Hai Phong shapes leading and pioneering State-owned enterprises
Requirement to build a project for leading and pioneering State-owned enterprises, opening a new transformative step.
In the system of 51 specific tasks to implement the Government’s Resolution No. 29, the action plan No. 37 of the Hai Phong Standing Party Committee on implementing Politburo Resolution No. 79 on state economic development, setting the milestone to complete leading and pioneering state-owned enterprise development project by the third quarter of 2026 has a great significance. This is not just a specific task but also a crucial step to shape a new approach to the state economic sector in the next development phase.
In Hai Phong's current economic situation, this requirement becomes even clearer. The city has over 50,000 operating enterprises, where the private sector dominates both in number and contribution, while state-owned enterprises account for a very small proportion. This disparity demands that, despite their small number, state-owned enterprises must generate sufficient influence to lead and guide the development of the entire business sector.
With the small number of state-owned enterprises compared to tens of thousands in the locality, the issue lies not in scale but in quality and positioning. Selecting the right enterprises and sectors for the pioneering role will determine the effectiveness of the entire policy.
A key factor is improving governance quality. Enterprises aiming to lead must operate transparently, efficiently, and adapt quickly to market fluctuations. Governance is the decisive factor for competitiveness and influence.
Besides, technological innovation and digital transformation must become requirements throughout development. Hai Phong currently has advantages in industry, logistics, seaports, and foreign investment attraction. When state-owned enterprises proactively apply new technologies in these fields, the effects will spread widely, contributing to higher productivity and growth quality across the entire economic ecosystem.
Another important direction is strengthening linkages between state-owned enterprises and private enterprises as well as the FDI sector. In reality, the non-state sector contributes the majority to city growth and budget revenue. When state-owned enterprises take the core role in these linkage chains, the combination generates synergistic power, boosting the competitiveness of the entire economy.
In the context of Hai Phong converging many favorable conditions, from geo-economic position and infrastructure system to an improving investment environment, the formation of pioneering, leading enterprises will be a strategically significant step. These enterprises not only drive growth but also shape development axes, guide resource flows, and lay the foundation for a new development cycle.
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