Viet Nam Human Rights
Undeniable chievements after 30 years of “Doi moi”
24/1/16
Thirty
years of Doi moi as an important historical stage in the development of our
country, marked growth in all aspects of the Party, State and people. Overall,
not only our people but also international friends also have to admit that,
over 30 years of Doi moi, our country has made great achievements, historical
significance on the road to building socialism and defend the socialist
fatherland. For these achievements, the most noticeable thing and also the
greatest achievement is economic growth. The country got out of economic and
social crisis as well as underdeveloped status, became developing countries with
average incomes. It is pushing industrialization, modernization and
international integration now. Socialist-oriented market economy has been
gradually formed and developed. People's lives are improved day by day. The
truth is obvious, yet somehow it still has the evil information on social
networks to predict that “Vietnam's
economy near to collapse” “drab economic Vietnam”, “sooner or later, Vietnam
will have to leave the path of socialist-oriented market economy”...
With
these people in Vietnam, if they saw life in the past, they all fell amazing
shift. From status of chronic food shortages, Vietnam has a food surplus. Most
of the roads are now add concrete and blacktop. New rural program has changed
the face of rural areas. In urban centers, the "ghetto" buildings is
now gone, replaced by the modern urban areas, luxury apartments. The highway are
more and more stretched... Many new beautiful and modern projects are springed
up more and more to adorn the country.
Although,
overall and deep problems in the economy of Vietnam, it still has limitations
and uncertainties. Party and State have also recognized this problem and given
solutions for the weaknesses and shortcomings of Vietnam's economy. With those,
identified impose subjective comments, unfounded and heavily ideological
hostility of some people on the status of Vietnam's economy will inevitably be rejected
by public and all Vietnamese people.
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After 30 years of the Doi Moi reform, Vietnam has recorded significant achievements, emerging from a backward country with 90% of the population working in the agricultural sector to one of the most dynamic economies in Asia.
Growth in the past 30 years was much higher than the pre-Doi Moi level.
Reform efforts in the past 30 years have constantly improved the business climate, thereby attracting more investment for development.
Vietnam’s economic structure is shifting towards modernisation with a shrinking share of agriculture and an increasing contribution of services and industrial production.
Vietnam now sees a wide range of economic sectors at play, in addition to State-owned enterprises.
Vietnamese goods have seen a gradual improvement in quality and have become more popular in both domestic and international markets.
he country has also focused on developing a number of new and advanced technologies.
Under the leadership of the Communist Party, Vietnam has gradually fine-tuned the socialist-oriented market institutions as realised in various laws to create a legal framework for the economy to work effectively.
Over the past 30 years, Vietnam has amended the constitutions three times, as well as revising and promulgating more than 150 codes and laws and over 70 ordinances.
The improvements of the socialist-oriented market economy and investment environment have helped raised Vietnam’s position in the international arena, creating an important premise for accelerating national industrialisation and modernisation and improving the quality of life.
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