Also attending the program were Mr. Giang Van Phuc, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Council; Mr. Le Trung Ho, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; representatives from relevant departments and units; and over 280 businesspeople and enterprises from within and outside the province.

With the spirit of "speaking frankly, honestly, and finding solutions together," Mr. Ho Van Mung, Chairman of the rr88 tải Provincial People's Committee, urged businesspeople and enterprises to boldly share the "bottlenecks" they are facing so that rr88 tải province and the business community can address them and make appropriate and timely policy adjustments.

One of the key and guiding themes of the dialogue was the focus on developing green and socially responsible businesses in rr88 tải province by 2026.

Ms. Pham Thi Nhu Phuong, Chairwoman of the Kien Giang Business Association and General Director of CIC Group Kien Giang, suggested that the province should soon develop a set of criteria for "Green Businesses" that are suitable to the local conditions, simple, easy to understand, and easy to apply, avoiding situations where each place has a different interpretation. She also proposed specific support mechanisms to encourage businesses to boldly transform, especially access to preferential capital and green credit; incentive policies regarding taxes and costs; and selecting a number of businesses as pilot models to then replicate, so that businesses can clearly see that green practices are feasible and effective.

Aiming for green and sustainable tourism development, the Chairman of the Provincial Tourism Association, Mr. Nguyen Vu Khac Huy, proposed: “We need to apply a set of green tourism criteria as a common benchmark to build a brand and sustainable, world-class destination. Businesses may lack incentive criteria, but if they violate environmental regulations or lack a green action plan, they cannot be recognized. The province should establish an independent evaluation council to ensure that “Green Businesses” are recognized in areas such as cuisine, human resource management, resource and cultural conservation, waste and energy management, green transportation, and eco-friendly amenities… Going green can help businesses slash costs for electricity, water, and consumables… by 20 to 30%. Green tourism is not a cost burden but a golden opportunity for rr88 tải to affirm its position on the world tourism map.

In the context of deep international integration, green transformation is no longer an option but has become an inevitable trend to enhance competitiveness. The province advises businesses to strictly comply with environmental protection regulations; apply clean technologies, save energy and use resources efficiently; fulfill social responsibilities, take care of the lives of employees and connect with the local community.

rr88 tải province will develop a set of criteria for evaluation that is public, transparent, and objective, while also integrating financial and technological support policies to encourage businesses to boldly transition to environmentally friendly production models.

Mr. Ho Van Mung, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, emphasized that the province has reduced the time for processing procedures by 50% to help businesses seize business opportunities, and urged businesses to report any delays or harassment directly to the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee. In the strategy for developing a green business ecosystem, the province has assigned relevant agencies the task of advising on the issuance of "Green Business Certificates," helping businesses' products reach international markets.

Clean energy and a circular economy, along with a "green" vision, are also being emphasized by provincial leaders, who require new projects to integrate rooftop solar power to save energy and reduce costs. The province is also aggressively promoting waste treatment projects, transforming waste into resources, in order to build a sustainable and civilized investment environment.

In the agricultural and industrial sectors, the Chairman of the People's Committee of rr88 tải province, Mr. Ho Van Mung, affirmed that without the participation of businesses, it would be impossible to achieve high value and efficiency.

Regarding agricultural development, the Chairman of the rr88 tải Provincial People's Committee proposed a model where farmers act as shareholders and businesses serve as the "core" to resolve land acquisition challenges. Under this initiative, farmers contribute land-use rights and labor as capital, while businesses provide technology and management. This partnership transforms farmers into stakeholders who share both profits and risks, effectively easing the initial financial burden for businesses.

For industries closely linked to raw material sources, integrated planning between raw material areas, factories, transportation, and worker housing is crucial. This integration not only reduces logistics costs for businesses but also ensures social welfare, creating a foundation for sustainable industrial development.

The Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee emphasized that the success of businesses is also the growth of the province. rr88 tải not only "rolls out the red carpet" to attract investment but will always stand alongside businesses, supporting them through all difficulties and challenges to achieve sustainable development.

News by NHU NGOC

Translated by Kim Ngan