In The Middle Of Discussing Military MattersIn The Middle Of Discussing Military Matters. E-book. Formato EPUB - 9791222462219

President Ho Chi Minh issued a call: "While other sectors of the nation work hard to gain the country's complete independence, the industry and trade sector must work to build a strong economy." financially stable and prosperous. The people's government and I will wholeheartedly help industry and commerce in this construction work." But subsequent historical developments have turned the industry and commerce into a type of second-class citizen, sometimes even taken out of the social cycle as in the days of industrial and commercial reform in 1978... and the word "entrepreneur" ” is not in the Vietnamese dictionary; Nowhere in the world are businessmen as reluctant to disclose their assets as they are in Vietnam. Why?
“One hundred years after the birth of the Duy Tan movement, a country that defeated great powers like Vietnam is still in the class of poor countries. According to the World Bank's 2002 GDP data, 80 million Vietnamese people (ranked 13th in the world in terms of population) only created an amount of assets worth more than 35 billion USD. Not daring to compare with a country with the same population as Germany (nearly 2,000 billion USD), even in the region with the Philippines with the same population, it can make double that amount of assets. It only took Japan 23 years to rise from the ruins of a defeated country to officially become a superpower (1968), while Vietnam, after 30 years of peace, is lagging behind. As a country blessed by nature, with oil, a large population, young human resources, and stable politics, the question why Vietnam is poor should be "Why is Vietnam not rich?". The dream of "standing shoulder to shoulder with the great powers of the five continents" has been cherished by three generations since elementary school, but the dream is still just a dream, even standing shoulder to shoulder with neighbors has not yet been realized. Every Vietnamese child has the right to enjoy living conditions, learning, health care and adult opportunities similar to those that a child in developed countries has. But who will do that if not the businessmen, who, when enriching their own pocket, their company - their enterprise by one million dong, also means that the assets of the whole country are added to the number one. million? And nothing promotes the nation as cheaply and effectively as a shirt sold in the US or a bottle of fish sauce exported to Japan bearing the label "made in Vietnam".