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Vietnam's economy surges, aiming for high-income status by 2045

Vietnam's economy is experiencing rapid growth, driven by manufacturing, infrastructure, and consumer sectors, with an 8% expansion last year surpassing other Southeast Asian nations. The country aims for 10% annual growth by 2030 and high-income status by 2045, a goal that requires significant capital, human resources, and sustainable development. Despite a stable government focused on economic progress and a favorable diplomatic stance, challenges remain in achieving these ambitious targets. AI

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Vietnam's economy surges, aiming for high-income status by 2045

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Nicholas Gordon ·

    Vietnam’s economy is one of the fastest-growing in the world. Can it make the leap into the ranks of middle-income countries?

    Hanoi wants to grow the economy by 10% annually by the end of the decade--but does Vietnam have enough capital, labor, and infrastructure to meet these ambitions?