National Assembly Resolution No. 244/2025/QH15 on the Socio-Economic Development Plan 2026–2030.

This Resolution by the National Assembly sets out the national socio-economic development plan for the five-year period 2026–2030 and states broad, high-level objectives to achieve rapid and sustainable national development. The document declares a strategic growth target of average GDP growth of 10% per year or higher while maintaining macroeconomic stability, controlling inflation, and ensuring major economic balances.
The Resolution outlines key policy directions and priority measures across multiple sectors. It emphasizes institutional and regulatory reform to unlock growth, promote a new growth model led by science, technology, innovation and digital transformation, and shift from pre-approval to post-review administrative regimes. It prioritizes restructuring industry and agriculture toward higher value and sustainability, accelerating infrastructure development (transport, ports, airports, rail, energy, irrigation, digital infrastructure), strengthening human capital through education and health system modernization, and fostering private sector development, state enterprise reform, selective FDI attraction and deeper integration into global value chains. Agricultural measures promote sustainable production, higher value chains, technological applications and rural development. The Resolution calls for studying more flexible conversion of inefficient rice-growing land while safeguarding food security, encouraging agricultural investment and developing agricultural derivatives markets. It also promotes sustainable forest-based economies, forest restoration, stable livelihoods, multipurpose irrigation, water security, disaster prevention, food safety management and improved school nutrition. Environmental protection, biodiversity, and climate adaptation are included among national objectives, with measures proposed to address pollution, waste treatment, and wetland and marine ecosystems and protected areas.
The Resolution identifies institutional responsibilities across central and local governments, calls for procedural digitalization, administrative simplification, and performance-based accountability for heads of agencies. It also stresses national defense, social equity, and international cooperation as cross-cutting themes.