Vietnam targets at least 10% GDP growth and $6,100 per capita GDP in 2027
Vietnam's National Assembly has set a target of at least 10% economic growth in 2027, with GDP per capita expected to reach approximately US$6,100.
On Saturday, Vietnam's legislature approved a resolution outlining the country's socio-economic development plan for 2027. Over 93.4% of lawmakers supported the plan, which sets ambitious targets. Vietnam aims to achieve at least 10% economic growth and a GDP per capita of $6,100 by 2027. To maintain macroeconomic stability, the government will prioritize growth while controlling inflation at around 4.5%.
The resolution also urges the government to boost resource mobilization and allocation efficiency, address trade deficits, and develop sustainable real estate markets. Key infrastructure projects include completing expressway networks and major railway and airport initiatives. The resolution further emphasizes the need for a national energy reserve strategy and prompt implementation of power generation, transmission, and solar projects to ensure energy security.
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