Hoa Binh Focusing on improving the investment and business environment to enhance provincial competitiveness
- Business
- 00:25 28/04/2023
DNHN - On April 26 in the afternoon, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Hoa Binh Provincial People's Committee Bui Van Khanh presided over a meeting of the Steering Committee to improve the business
The Vietnam Confederation of Trade and Industry (VCCI) released the PCI Annual Report 2022 on April 11. According to the ranking, the province of Hoa Binh has a PCI score of 62.81, up 5.65 points from 2021 (it will reach 57.16 points in 2021). This result places the province at 53 out of 63 provinces and cities, nine places higher than in 2021.
According to the consensus, PCI scores and rankings in Hoa Binh province will improve in 2022. Nonetheless, this result falls short of the goal established by the Resolution of the 17th Provincial Party Congress. Therefore, enhancing the business investment climate and the province's competitiveness remains one of the most important tasks requiring the participation of the entire political system and the consensus and support of the community. co-businesses (DN) within the province.
At the meeting, the delegates discussed the causes of the low level of PCI at the provincial level and the low component indexes compared to other provinces and cities, including transparency, legal institutions, and information security. index of market entry, unofficial cost index... In which, addition to objective issues, the delegates analyzed and clarified issues related to under-rated indicators, such as The propaganda and guidance of enterprises on the implementation of administrative procedures are not complete and clear; the processing of procedures and providing information on land is still slow; The quality of information, particularly provincial and central plannings, plans, and policies... has not been fully and timely posted on the websites of the provincial and central governments. become a channel for providing businesses with useful information; The professional quality and service attitude of the "one-stop" department's employees do not meet the requirements... Likewise, suggest ways to improve the scores of the component indexes, particularly the indicators with low scores and rankings.
In concluding remarks, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee of Hoa Binh Province Bui Van Khanh acknowledged the efforts of departments, sectors, and localities in improving the PCI index in 2022 compared to 2021 and affirmed the improvement of the investment climate. Improving provincial competitiveness is crucial for evaluating a province's capacity and attracting business investment. This is also a "race" between provinces and cities to gradually improve and enhance the service quality of cadres, civil servants, and public employees to the business community and the general public, thereby contributing to development. Local socio-economic.
In the spirit of continuous efforts, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee suggested that, shortly, in addition to the solutions currently being implemented, all levels, branches, and localities must overcome obstacles and be more decisive in directing, operating, and implementing synchronously solutions to continue to significantly improve the investment and business environment and enhance competitiveness in all fields. Particularly, it is necessary to rapidly improve the professional capacity, spirit, and service attitude of officials at all levels of the OSS department; Departments, branches, and localities provide proactive information on planning, planning, and implementation of projects, allowing the business community faster access to information on direction, administration, and guidelines and policies of the province; and strengthen the organization of meetings. Departments, divisions, districts, and municipalities rigorously implement specific solutions and promptly correct acts of enterprise harassment, thereby fostering conditions and opportunities for businesses to overcome obstacles and seize development opportunities. lasting.
Regarding the recommendations of the provincial HHDN, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee delegated departments and branches to provide advice and solutions to swiftly remove enterprises, and promote production and business based on legal compliance.
Duc Phuong – Hoa Binh Office of Representation
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