
Solutions proposed to develop support industries (31/07)
01/08/2014 - 16 Lượt xem
Further,
support industries play a key role in raising the competitiveness of industrial
products and are a decisive factor in the development and enhancement of the
nation's competitiveness. Without having support industries, it would be
impossible to operate manufacturing industries, Hoai said during a workshop to
discuss solutions to develop support industries in Viet Nam, held by HCM City
Economics University and the Economic Commission of the Party Central Committee
in HCM City yesterday.
Regarding
developing solutions for support industries in Viet Nam, Professor Vo Thanh Thu
said developing support industries must focus on key industries in Viet Nam,
including those attracting large foreign investments, such as garments and
textiles, engineering and electronic assembly. These industries have a large
demand for support industries, as well as provide a need to modernise technologies
and train highly-qualified workers to produce standardised products.
Thu
emphasized that investment in technology required large amounts of capital. To
assist enterprises, the Ministry of Finance and the State Bank of Viet Nam
should work out policies to create favourable conditions for enterprises to
have access to long-term loans with preferential interest rates. A
representative of the HCM City Department of Industry and Trade told those at
the seminar that support industries in Viet Nam were mainly catering to export
processing technologies, while manufacturing industries largely relied on
imported raw materials and components.
In
addition, the country has not yet developed specialized industrial complexes,
resulting in underdeveloped support industries.
The HCM
City Department of Industry and Trade has proposed a series of measures to
develop support industries by offering incentives to attract FDI businesses. It
is stated that FDI businesses are an important driving force to promote
domestic support industries.
The
department has also suggested that the Government consider a master plan for
support industries and offer credit loan policies for businesses to develop
support industries and human resources in support industries.
Hoai
said the Ministry of Industry and Trade is now developing a decree on the
development of support industries, and is expected to submit to the Government
in the fourth quarter of this year.
Hoai
added that the decree would focus on measures to support technology, production
management and customer services to avoid shortcomings in local support
industry companies.
Furthermore,
the decree would supplement incentives on corporate income taxes and
construction regulations on the building of support industry complexes to attract
global multinational corporations to provide parts and materials to invest in
Viet Nam.
