More recommendations for Vietnam's national development
As Vietnam introduces new growth drivers into its economy, it must also pay due regard to structural bottlenecks requiring resolution.
Balance between growth goals and human resources
As it goes about identifying and introducing a new development model, Vietnam must weigh growth goals against workforce and population issues.
A people-centered development model
Professor Nguyen Xuan Thang, Politburo Member in the 13th Tenure and Chairman of the Central Theoretical Council, delivered a speech at the national scientific conference theming “Reforming Vietnam’s Development Model Based on Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation," held in Hai Phong city on May 26, stressing
people-centric principles for shaping a new development model.
Key components of a development model
Associate Professor Doan Minh Huan, Politburo Member and President of the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, made a concluding speech at the national scientific conference theming “Reforming Vietnam’s Development Model Based on Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation," held in Hai Phong city on May 26, which identified the key components of a development model as well as matters in need of further consideration.
Strategic choice of development model
Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nghi, Politburo Member, Secretary of the Party Central Committee, and Chairman of the Central Commission for Policy and Strategy, delivered remarks at the recent national scientific conference on how Vietnam can redesign its development model to achieve high-income status by 2045.
Top leader calls for building ecological civilisation, green Vietnam, and peaceful, sustainable ocean
Vietnam must overhaul its development model based on science, technology, and digital transformation, while ensuring the safety of the ecological environment in order to achieve rapid, sustainable growth and high-income status, Party General Secretary and State President To Lam said in his article.
Vietnam's textile and garment industry in need of reformed development model
With trade growth tipped to slow over the next few years, labor-intensive industries like textiles and garments are in need of an updated development model.
Vietnam to seek a new development model
As it looks to the future, Vietnam must move on from a growth model that has served it well over the last 40 years to one with a basis in modern technology.