Provincial Business Federation Holds Dialogue to Resolve Obstacles for Enterprises

On September 30, the Provincial Business Federation organized a meeting and dialogue with leaders of Party Committees and People’s Committees from several localities in the Thanh Son and Thanh Thuy areas to listen to and share issues related to production, business operations, and enterprise development.

A representative of the Provincial Business Federation presenting a symbolic donation board supporting temporary house removal for poor households in Tu Vu commune.

The Provincial Business Federation currently comprises approximately 1,300 member enterprises across member associations, including 351 direct members. In the first 9 months of 2026, the Federation effectively fulfilled its role as a bridge between the business community and local government authorities at all levels; coordinated the organization of bank-enterprise connection conferences, alongside training workshops on import-export, information protection, and investment and business policies. Concurrently, it actively contributed feedback toward formulating mechanisms and policies related to production and business operations, while executing social welfare activities across the province.

At the conference, enterprise representatives directly raised emerging difficulties and obstacles encountered during operations. Local leaders discussed and addressed matters under their authority, while taking note of recommendations for further study and coordinated resolution. Through these efforts, the dialogue strengthened connectivity between local authorities and businesses, creating favorable conditions for enterprises to stabilize production, business operations, and growth.

On this occasion, the Provincial Business Federation presented a symbolic donation board of 50 million VND to Tu Vu commune to support the elimination of temporary housing.

Prior to the event, the Provincial Business Federation visited and worked with several enterprises in Viet Tri ward, Nong Trang ward, and Tu Vu commune to assess production and business conditions and understand key issues of interest to local businesses.

Le Hoang