Minister Le Minh Hoan continued to answer questions

At the session yesterday afternoon, delegate Be Trung Anh expressed, The transition from agricultural production to an agricultural economy, as the Minister said, is related to building trust and linkage relationships in the new agricultural market. It is known that these beliefs and associations are at the heart of a kind of capital called capitalsociety. Many developed countries in the world Ddid care to this source of capital, onlywhile traditional sources of capital areLabor, money, technology, resourcesAt maturity, social capital is latent and renewable wealth, especially richness in rural areas, especially in ethnic minority areas, rather than in other areas.

“With the roleo is the leader industry leaders, the Minister paid the attention of thefor this type of capitalso? any? If it is high, the MinistryI have a solutionfor the development of this capital let it serve the agricultural economy that the Minister is conducting?”, Mr. Anh asked.

This morning, before starting, Minister Le Minh Hoan said he had 5 more questions to answer, “nWhat I didn’t answer yesterday, then at night I lie down and think again, I would like to add a little bit.”

According to Minister Hoan, talking about trust is talking about the invisible, sometimes we have mixed feelings. From that belief, delegates put the problem of “social capital”, which is an invisible problem. I studied many documents, it is an invisible problem, if it can be transformed into power, it will resonate with the visible. To develop, it must be based on economic assets such as houses, land… but economists have recently stated that society and culture are also sources of capital.

For example, the National Target Program in the past 5 years has brought about great, comprehensive and historical results by creating social and people’s trust. Social capital, that rural community cohesion that we can demonstrate by specific things such as working days, land donation…

When social trust is activated, it creates capital and creates many things that are sometimes greater than tangible resources.

If there is no cooperation in society in everyday life, there will be no cooperation in business.

In the upcoming new rural development program, the ministry will build rural institutions to create a model where society really participates in the local development story. I feel this, when returning to Ha Tinh, the Mekong Delta has many models that have enabled the participation of businesses. From that, it can be seen that the self-reliance and self-reliance of the people is also through that institution. Sometimes only trust can we solve problems, such as who protects people and businesses while the link between seasons is broken. “The market is a risk, so there needs to be trust, sharing, people sharing with businesses, businesses sharing with people, then it will be successful,” Minister Hoan said.