Enhancing integration knowledge for the business community.

(Baonghean.vn) - On October 30th, in Vinh City, the Party Committee of the Business Sector of Nghe An province organized a training course on entrepreneurship for more than 300 officials representing businesses under the Party Committee of the Business Sector.

A panoramic view of the classroom.

During the training course, participants received direct instruction from Associate Professor Dr. Tran Dinh Thien of the Vietnam Institute of Economics on the situation of domestic businesses, development potential, opportunities, and challenges in integration.

In addition, the lecturers provide information on new business vision signals, the new development context, and the challenges that arise;The era of deep integration and interconnectedness faces conflicts, instability, unpredictability, and high risks; challenges to integration, and an underdeveloped agricultural sector that has not yet strongly shifted to new development methods.

Associate Professor Dr. Tran Dinh Thien - Vietnam Institute of Economics, imparts knowledge to the trainees.

The training course also raised many "hot" issues, requiring the thoughtful consideration and dedication of business leaders: What should be done for Vietnamese businesses? Accordingly, it was affirmed that businesses are the most important entities for development; we cannot rely solely on the "dominant" sector; the private sector is the core. Implementing Resolution 35/CP, the goal is to build Vietnamese businesses with competitive capabilities and sustainable development by 2020, with at least 1 million operating businesses nationwide, including large-scale businesses with strong resources…

The course also conveyed a new approach, focusing on "rethinking" the challenges, risks, and opportunities of integration; linking integration circles to address the issue of "breaking free from dependence" and "entering a trajectory of upward growth"...

Manufacturing roller doors at Aust Door Company in Nghe An.

Through this training course, the province's business community and entrepreneurs clearly understand the domestic and international situation. This allows them to develop appropriate response methods and business strategies tailored to their specific needs, leading to sustainable growth and development, job creation, and contributing to the province's economic development.

Quynh Lan