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Vietnam targets $4,900 per capita income, 7% GDP growth by 2025

The National Assembly’s 2025 resolution sets ambitious goals of 6.5-7.0% GDP growth and a per capita income of $4,900, pushing for administrative reform, anti-corruption, and improved infrastructure.

VinaCapital: Trump’s election should have little impact on Vietnam

Vietnam should fare reasonably well under the next Trump administration, according to investment management firm VinaCapital.

Lessons from Dubai: Urging Vietnam’s path to procedural efficiency

The National Assembly discussions brought into focus Vietnam's procedural inefficiencies, contrasting them with Dubai's rapid growth as mentioned by Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung.

Vietnamese industries expected to see gains under Trump’s new trade policies

Trump’s policies on tariffs, energy, and immigration could influence Vietnam’s economy by opening new export opportunities while adding potential trade challenges for some sectors.

Vietnam’s strategy to harness talent for national advancement

The next chapter of Vietnam’s development story is focused on unlocking the potential of its human capital, fostering innovation, and creating mechanisms to retain and attract top talent.

Vietnam’s private sector prepares for a new era

As Vietnam enters a new era of national advancement, the private sector is casting off the struggles of the past to thrive and contribute to the nation’s prosperity.

Vietnam embraces new wave of investments: HSBC

With the nation recently enjoying a new wave of investment, foreign direct investment (FDI) is the tag word defining Vietnamese success today whilst being an essential source of fresh capital upholding the country’s aspirations to expand and grow.

Vietnam makes bold step to improve business climate: VCCI report

Vietnam’s business and investment climate is showing marked improvements following sustained reform efforts, with enhanced access to business-related information and regulations, reduced unofficial costs, and effective administrative reforms.

Vietnam’s WTO journey: From economic integration to global trade powerhouse

Vietnam's signing of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) accession protocol in Geneva on November 7, 2006, and its subsequent entry as the organisation's 150th member on January 11, 2007, marked a pivotal turning point in the nation's development.

Vietnamese businesses want reasonable policies, not money from the state

Vietnamese businesses want to institutionalize the selection of strategic investors, set up technical barriers to promote domestic production, and set clear strategies for key industries.

The need for a strong entrepreneurial force in Vietnam’s economic future

Establishing a strong and competitive private sector is essential for Vietnam's economic independence and sustainable development.

VN shows resilience amid global challenges, but much work remains to be done

Vietnam continues to demonstrate resilience amid the current geopolitical uncertainties and the pressing impacts of climate change, but concerns remain as the country moves forward.

Vietnam’s businesses need push from the state to develop further

The following is the second part of an interview given to VietNamNet by Nguyen Van Than, National Assembly Deputy, chair of the Vietnam SME Association, and deputy chair of the Prime Ministerial Advisory Council for Administrative Reform.

Vietnam should embrace digital economy as key growth driver for the future

The digital economy offers higher growth rates and productivity compared to traditional sectors, presenting a significant opportunity for Vietnam.

Conflict between VN’s public investment and state budget laws finally addressed

Finance Minister Ho Duc Phoc’s push to resolve overlapping financial regulations offers a breakthrough in Vietnam’s public finance management.

Legislative overhaul to unlock investment bottlenecks in Vietnam

Aiming to enhance efficiency, proposed amendments to Vietnam's investment laws promise to address delays and restore momentum for key infrastructure and business projects.

Dramatic changes required to achieve high income goal by 2045

VN needs a dramatic change through institutional and legal reforms along with economic restructuring for the rapid and sustainable development required to achieve its goal of becoming a high-income country by 2045.

Experts gather to chart course for Vietnam’s 2045 high-income status

The subsequent sessions explore the impact of the external environment, drivers of industrial development, and emerging issues relevant to Vietnam's development goals until 2045.

Vietnam's need for legislative innovation to foster economic growth

As Vietnam seeks to attract significant private investment, innovative thinking is critical to navigating complex legislative landscapes.

VEPR expects Vietnam’s GDP growth this year to reach target

The Vietnam Institute for Economic and Policy Research (VEPR) expects the country's GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2024 to reach 7.4%, thus meeting the 7% target for the whole year set by the Government.