A Comprehensive National Industrial Strategy (CNIS) is being pursued to upgrade industries; link together and integrate manufacturing, agriculture and services; address supply chain gaps; and deepen industry participation in global value chains. It sees the private sector as the major driver of growth, while the government acts as coordinator and facilitator in addressing the most binding obstacles to the entry and growth of domestic firms and creation of the right policy framework to encourage the development of the private sector along the lines of the country’s current and latent comparative advantage. The CNIS is implemented within the context of an open market economy, where trade affects growth through competition, innovation, and productivity.