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| A view of part of HCM City - under the Politburo’s Resolution No 31-NQ/TW on orientations and tasks for the development of HCM City by 2030, with a vision to 2045, the City must firmly uphold its role as a big economic, cultural, educational - training, and scientific-technological hub, as well as its important political position in Viêt Nam. - VNA/VNS Photo |
HÀ NỘI – Party General Secretary Nguyễn Phú Trọng on January 2 approved the Politburo's Resolution No 31-NQ/TW, which outlines the goals and tasks for the development of HCM City until 2030, with a long-term vision until 2045.
The resolution clarified that building and developing HCM City is an important task of the entire Party, people, army, and political system, especially the local Party organisation, administration and people.
Priority must be given to perfecting regulations and policies and creating favourable conditions to make breakthroughs in mobilising combined strength and capitalising on the city’s potential, advantages and strategic location to boost sustainable development.
HCM City must firmly uphold its role as a big economic, cultural, educational-training, and scientific-technological hub, as well as its influence on the development of the southeastern region.
It is also envisioned to become a centre of economy, finance, services, culture, education-training, science-technology and innovation in Asia, while having its competitiveness comparable to global cities.
The viewpoint also includes strongly combining socio-economic development with cultural development, environmental protection, defence and security safeguarding, and external relations; building a united, clean, and comprehensively strong Party organisation and political system; and bringing into play diplomacy, public consensus, self-reliance, and revolutionary traditions.
The resolution targets that by 2030, HCM City will have become a civilised, modern, humane, dynamic, and creative city with high-quality human resources; a modern service and industrial city; a locomotive in terms of digital economy and digital society; and a centre of economy, finance, trade, culture, education, and science - technology of the country. It is set to intensively and extensively integrate into the world and hold an outstanding stature in Southeast Asia.
The city is expected to post annual growth of 8 per cent-8.5 per cent, per capita gross regional domestic product (GRDP) of about US$14,500, and contribution of 40 per cent to Việt Nam’s gross domestic product (GDP) by 2030.
By 2045, HCM City is set to have become comparable to major cities around the globe; an economic, financial, and service centre of Asia, the nucleus of the HCM City region and the southeastern region, a growth engine of Việt Nam and a magnet for international financial institutions and enterprises.
The local economy and culture will have also developed ensuring residents have high living standards. – VNS