Alternative to Donor Conference (CG), the Vietnam Development Partnership was first organized as a forum for high-level policy dialogue with more substantive, action-oriented and object covered over. Forum facilitated policy discussions between the Government of Vietnam, donors, the private sector, the civil society organizations internationally and domestically, research institutes, ... in order to enhance economic development socio - and improve living conditions for all people in Vietnam.
Forum focused on discussing four main themes: Poverty and poverty reduction for ethnic minorities; promote the participation of the private sector in the provision of water services and sanitation; enhance the effectiveness of environmental management systems and enhancing competitiveness through skills development and vocational training.
Speaking at the Forum, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung said that in 20 years, the Government of Vietnam have the same international donors to cooperate effectively, successfully conducted the CG Conference annual Consultative Group. From the least developed countries in the early 1990s, Vietnam has risen to become the developing world average income, while Vietnam was soon completed basic Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the alleviation poor. This is the pride, the joy of Vietnam and the general sponsor of the cooperation perseverance, effective and very successful. On behalf of the Government and people of Vietnam, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung expressed his sincere thanks for the great support and the effectiveness of donors in recent years.
"In the context of new developments, instead of CG, this year we witnessed Vietnam, from a country that received funding in the past 20 years, become the development partner for the first time held development Partnership Forum annual Vietnam (VDPF), focused dialogue on policies and the connection between the policy dialogue at sectoral level to the national level ", Prime Minister stressed.
Notification of the economic situation and social-oriented for years to come, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung said Vietnam's economy has overcome many difficulties, is recovering and growth towards higher. GDP growth in 2013 reached 5.4%, an average of 3 years from 2011 to 2013 increased by 5.6% / year, bringing the size of the economy reached nearly 176 billion US dollars, per capita income is about 1960 USD. Expected GDP rose by 5.8% in 2014 and 2015 increased by 6%.
Since 2011-2013, Vietnam has consistently pursues the priority goals to curb inflation, down from 18.13% in 2011 to around 6% in 2013, the lowest in 10 years. This is one of the outstanding achievements in operating stability of macroeconomic.
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung also said recently, Vietnam's National Assembly adopted the Constitution (as amended) and modify some important laws. Besides, Vietnam is negotiating six free trade agreement (FTA) with partners and leading economy in the world, such as China, Japan, USA, EU ... has the high standards of market economy and is expected to end in 2014-2015. That is the important foundation for Vietnam to implement powerful breakthrough in institutional development, the environment is creating a national development more efficient, more competitive with the active participation, the initiative of enterprises and all people.
Co-chaired the Forum, Country Director of the World Bank in Vietnam, Ms. Victoria Kwakwa congratulated Vietnam has kept macroeconomic stability and appreciated the progress that Vietnam has achieved over the new legislation adopted recently such as amending the Constitution, the Land Law, the bidding Law ...
However, according to Kwakwa, growth is still slow. The impact of foreign investment sector to the private sector due to reduced levels of consumer confidence and low business and by-state sector was stagnant.
"We believe that VDPF will strengthen partner relationships through intensive dialogue and thereby find out the specific action, working together to help Vietnam successfully as a middle income country average "Kwakwa said.
Tomoyuki Kimura, Country Director of Asian Development Bank (ADB) said that Vietnam has successfully curb inflation, increase foreign exchange reserves, but the progress with macroeconomic stability still needs to be finished further. Efforts macroeconomic stability, reform of state enterprises has been slow and the ADB is committed to support Vietnam in the process of reforming state-owned enterprises.

Linh An
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