Vietnam’s gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated to have grown 8.02% year on year in 2025, despite the impact of severe natural disasters and a volatile global environment, according to the National Statistics Office (NSO).
At current prices, the country’s GDP in 2025 was estimated at nearly VND12.85 quadrillion (approximately $514 billion), an increase of about $38 billion compared to 2024. GDP per capita reached VND125.5 million (roughly $5,026), up $326 against 2024 ($4,700).
Economic recovery and growth were driven mainly by the three key sectors. Agriculture, forestry and fisheries expanded 3.78%, contributing 5.3% to overall growth. Industry and construction recorded robust growth of 8.95%, accounting for 43.62%, while the services sector rose 8.62%, making the largest contribution at 51.08%.
Labour productivity continued to improve, reaching an estimated $9,809 per worker. Meanwhile, the proportion of trained workers holding degrees or certificates increased to 29.2%, reflecting gradual improvements in the quality of the workforce.
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