On the morning of June 30, the Politburo held a national conference to study, disseminate, thoroughly grasp, and implement Resolution No. 10-NQ/TW dated June 8, 2026 on the development of the foreign-invested economic sector. The conference was conducted in a hybrid format, connecting the central venue at the National Assembly Building with local venues nationwide. The event was connected to nearly 35,000 locations with approximately 2.1 million delegates participating.
At the Dong Thap University venue, the University’s leadership, together with officials, Party members, and staff, attended the conference to study and thoroughly grasp the core contents of the Resolution, contributing to raising awareness and ensuring unity in implementing the Party’s guidelines and policies on developing the foreign-invested economic sector in the new period.
Delivering directives at the conference, General Secretary and State President To Lam emphasized the strategic significance of Resolution No. 10-NQ/TW for the country’s development process. The Resolution reflects the Party’s innovative thinking in developing the foreign-invested economic sector, shifting from a focus primarily on attracting investment capital to building a modern, efficient, and sustainable foreign-invested economic ecosystem. It places emphasis on quality, efficiency, innovation, technology transfer, human resource development, and enhancing national competitiveness.
At the conference, Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc presented the core contents, new points, objectives, key tasks, and major solutions of Resolution No. 10-NQ/TW. Accordingly, the Resolution sets the goal of making Vietnam a competitive destination for attracting high-quality foreign investment; promoting digital transformation, green transformation, innovation; enhancing the capacity of domestic enterprises; and strengthening linkages with the foreign-invested economic sector.
By 2030, the Resolution aims for Vietnam to be among the leading ASEAN countries in investment and business environment, innovation, public service quality, and capacity to receive high-quality foreign investment projects. By 2045, the foreign-invested economic sector is expected to account for about 25% of total social investment capital and contribute around 30% of GDP, helping Vietnam become a developed, high-income country.
Participation in the conference is an important political activity, helping officials, Party members, and staff of Dong Thap University firmly grasp the major viewpoints, objectives, and orientations of the Party regarding the development of the foreign-invested economic sector. This also serves as a foundation for the University to continue promoting its role as a higher education institution in training high-quality human resources, strengthening scientific research, innovation, digital transformation, and expanding cooperation with enterprises and domestic and international partners, thereby contributing effectively to the implementation of the country’s socio-economic development policies in the new period.
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News & Photos:Hoang Long - Le AnTranslation: Chanh Truc