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PM outlines measures to promote economic growth
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has outlined key tasks and measures for flexible, timely, appropriate, and effective response to global and regional developments, ensuring economic growth, macroeconomic stability and major economic balances.
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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has outlined key tasks and measures for flexible, timely, appropriate, and effective response to global and regional developments, ensuring economic growth, macroeconomic stability and major economic balances.

Under Directive 06/CT-TTg issued on March 10, 2025, the Government leader has requested ministries, agencies, and localities to closely monitor international and regional trends while implementing innovative and decisive measures to strengthen diplomatic, political, security – defense, economic, trade, and investment relations with major countries.

Within the first quarter of 2025, the nation plans to host eight conferences with domestic and foreign enterprises. The conferences aim to address business challenges and improve the business and investment climate, while putting forth measures serving the goal of at least 8 percent economic growth this year and double-digit expansion in the following years.

The cabinet leader has instructed ministers, heads of ministerial-level agencies and government-attached agencies, along with provincial leaders to focus on fast and sustainable economic growth while keeping the macro-economy stable, curbing inflation, ensuring major economic balances, ensuring social progress, equality and security, and protecting the environment.

In addition, the directive emphasized the importance of further strongly and substantively enhancing economic, trade, and investment partnerships with partners, especially neighboring countries, superpowers, traditional friends, as well as the countries Vietnam has comprehensive strategic partnerships, strategic partnerships, and comprehensive partnerships with.

It points out the need to take proactive and effective measures to balance trade with large trading partners, and step up the signing of trade agreements and investment protection deals, helping boost stable, sustainable, and long-term economic, trade, and investment links with other countries.

The directive also requires the protection of national interests, sovereignty, and security at the highest possible level while enhancing Vietnam’s global standing through proactive and flexible policies.- (VLLF)

 

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