Vietnam Today

The list is being shaped around three criteria: economic demand and competitiveness, sectoral advantages and potential, and the ability to form value chains and markets.

According to the Ministry of Finance, foreign borrowing will be managed with a reasonable scale and structure, prioritizing key projects with significant "spillover effects."

This downward shift not only highlights the current challenges facing the Vietnamese economy but also presents new opportunities for strategic adjustments and sustainable development.

Notably, this growth was primarily driven by the truck segment, reflecting a recovery in logistics, production, and business activities.

Vietnam's HCI+ results in 2026 are not only related to education and healthcare but also tied to public financial management, showing the country's ability to transform public budget investments in education and healthcare into tangible economic outcomes.

A remarkable 93% of European business leaders say they would recommend Vietnam as an investment destination, among the strongest endorsements in the history of the survey.