Nha Bich promotes the role of entrepreneurs and businesses in socio-economic development

On the afternoon of October 13, the Party Committee, People’s Council, People’s Committee, and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Nha Bich Commune (Dong Nai Province) held a thematic conference titled “Promoting the pioneering role of entrepreneurs and enterprises in partnership with government innovation for socio-economic development.”

The event was attended by former leaders of Binh Phuoc Province, including former Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and former Chairwoman of the Provincial People’s Committee Tran Tue Hien; Tran Tuyet Minh, former Member of the Standing Committee and former Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People’s Committee; along with other former provincial officials, representatives from Dong Nai’s departments and agencies, experts, and local and regional business leaders.

At the conference, experts and members of the business community discussed effective models and practices in management, production, collaboration, and technological application. They also proposed mechanisms for stronger cooperation between enterprises and local authorities to support start-ups, accelerate digital transformation, push the employment rate, and promote sustainable development.

Tran Tuyet Minh, former Member of the Standing Committee and former Vice Chairwoman of the Binh Phuoc Provincial People’s Committee, speaks at the conference. Photo: Ngoc Thao

Nguyen Hong Tra, former Member of the Standing Committee and former Head of the Provincial Organization Department, outlines strategic directions for Nha Bich’s development. Photo: Ngoc Thao

Nguyen Minh Binh, Secretary of the Chon Thanh Ward Party Committee (formerly Secretary of the former Chon Thanh Town Party Committee), delivers his remarks at the conference. Photo: Ngoc Thao

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tran Thi Hong Lien, Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration at the University of Economics and Law, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, highlights that Nha Bich will see a rapid wave of urbanization in the future. Photo: Ngoc Thao

With a network of key transport routes, including the Ho Chi Minh City–Thu Dau Mot–Chon Thanh Expressway, the western section of the North–South Expressway (Gia Nghia–Chon Thanh), and National Highway 14, Nha Bich is emerging as a promising growth hub. The area also benefits from the over-2,000-hectare Phuoc Hoa Reservoir and the planned 285-hectare Minh Lap Industrial Park, further enhancing its appeal to investors.

The commune holds strong potential for the development of high-tech agriculture, eco-urban projects, resort tourism, and processing industries. Experts at the conference emphasized that the active participation of local entrepreneurs and enterprises will be essential to driving sustainable development under the province’s newly implemented two-tier local governance model.

Alongside the consistent implementation of existing investment incentive policies, Nha Bich leaders have pledged to improve the local business environment, enhance infrastructure and land access, and remove obstacles, affirming the government's role in creating the most favorable conditions for enterprises throughout the investment process.

Nguyen Hong Thai, Chairperson of the Nha Bich Commune People’s Committee, speaks at the conference. Photo: Ngoc Thao

Closing the conference, Nguyen Hong Thai, head of the Nha Bich Commune People’s Committee, commended constructive contributions from experts and business representatives. He noted that these insights provide valuable groundwork for the local government to refine its management practices and further enhance the investment and business environment in the years to come.

Nguyen Trung Dung, Secretary of the Nha Bich Commune Party Committee, and Nguyen Hong Thai, Chairperson of the Commune People’s Committee, present awards to businesses and cooperatives for their positive contributions to local development. Photo: Ngoc Thao

On this occasion, Nha Bich Commune honored 12 enterprises, entrepreneurs, and cooperatives for their outstanding contributions to the local budget, social welfare, and community development.

By Tran Canh – Translated by Thien Kim, Minho