Rearrangement of agricultural companies

​(News Portal – Dong Nai) - On the afternoon of April 25th, Deputy Prime Minister Le Minh Khai chaired a nationwide online conference on the restructuring, innovation, and improvement of the efficiency of agricultural companies.

Deputy Prime Minister Le Minh Khai delivering concluding remarks 

​The conference was connected to 42 localities with agricultural companies. Present at the Dong Nai venue was Vo Tan Duc, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, along with leaders of relevant departments and sectors.
So far, 161 out of 256 agricultural companies nationwide have completed the restructuring and innovation in 31 localities, 3 corporations, state-owned enterprises, and units under the Ministry of National Defense. However, 95 out of 256 agricultural companies in 24 provinces, cities, and 2 state-owned corporations have not yet completed the restructuring and innovation according to the approved plan.

Regarding Dong Nai province, the province has carried out the restructuring and innovation in 3 out of 4 companies. Only Tho Vuc Company Limited has not completed it due to difficulties in land management.

​Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Vo Tan Duc presiding at the Dong Nai venue  

​At the conference, leaders of localities, corporations, and state-owned enterprises with agricultural companies shared difficulties and obstacles in implementing the restructuring and innovation. Many difficulties are related to inconsistent mechanisms, policies, and regulations, especially in terms of finance and land issues.

In his directive, Deputy Prime Minister Le Minh Khai acknowledged the historical role of agricultural companies in the country's construction and innovation process, and stressed the need for appropriate mechanisms and policies to enhance their operational efficiency. Deputy Prime Minister Khai requested a focus on resolving and removing obstacles and difficulties in the restructuring and innovation of agricultural companies in various localities. It is necessary to thoroughly address the issues of accumulated and disputed land originating from forestry and agricultural companies, and put an end to the situation where forestry companies and businesses are allocated land but do not use it effectively. Throughout the implementation process, the difficulties at each level must be identified and resolved, without pushing them aside or passing the responsibility to others. ​