Vietnam targets an average GDP growth of at least 10% per year in the next five years following a resolution on socio-economic development plan for 2026-2030, which was adopted by the National Assembly on April 24.
The growth will be in association with maintaining macroeconomic stability, controlling inflation, ensuring major balances of the economy, and comprehensively improving the people's living standards.
Under the plan, Vietnam also targets to become one of the world's top 30 economies in terms of GDP size by 2030, while the country's business environment is projected to rank 3rd in ASEAN and 30th globally.
The Southeast Asian nation expects to raise the average GDP per capita to $8,500 by 2030 compared to $5,026 in 2025.
The resolution outlines the creation of modern, sustainable development institutions; a synchronised infrastructure network; and enhanced capacity in science, technology, innovation and digital transformation, alongside improvements in workforce quality.
