Today, the National Assembly discussed socio-economic issues and many important reports.

On October 29, the National Assembly discussed in the hall the socio -economic situation, assessed the results in 2025, the plan for 2026 and summarized the 2021-2025 period and many other important reports.

According to the Government's Report presented at the 10th Session of the 15th National Assembly , Vietnam's economy has demonstrated strong resilience to external shocks. In 2025, GDP is expected to increase by over 8%; the average growth rate for the 2021-2025 period is 6.3%, higher than the previous term (6.2%). Although the growth rate in 2021 only increased by 2.55% due to the impact of COVID-19, the 2022-2025 period will recover quickly, increasing by an average of 7.2% per year, exceeding the target of 6.5-7%.

The size of the economy will increase from 346 billion USD in 2020 to about 510 billion USD in 2025, ranking 32nd in the world . GDP per capita will reach about 5,000 USD, 1.4 times higher than in 2020, putting Vietnam in the upper middle-income group. The economic structure will shift positively, and growth quality will improve significantly.

Panorama of the 10th Session, 15th National Assembly.

The macro economy is stable, inflation is controlled below 4%, major balances are guaranteed. State budget revenue is estimated at 9.6 quadrillion VND, 1.36 times higher than the previous term, far exceeding the target despite the exemption, reduction, and extension of taxes and fees of more than 1.1 quadrillion VND. Effective fiscal management helps increase revenue and save expenditures of 1.57 quadrillion VND. Public debt is reduced from 44.3% of GDP in 2020 to 35-36% in 2025.

Total social investment capital reached about 33.2% of GDP, achieving the target of 32-34%. Public investment capital was about 3.4 quadrillion VND, an increase of nearly 55% compared to the previous term, while the number of projects using the central budget decreased sharply from 11,000 to 4,600 projects.

FDI capital reached 185 billion USD, an increase of nearly 9% compared to the previous term, putting Vietnam in the group of 15 developing countries attracting the largest FDI in the world. Trade scale increased from 545.4 billion USD in 2020 to 900 billion USD in 2025, in the global top 20; trade surplus of 88.3 billion USD, more than double the previous term. Tourism recovered strongly, expected to welcome 22 - 23 million international visitors, the highest ever.

Many backlogged projects have been completely resolved, freeing up resources for development. The Government has submitted to the Politburo for consideration the handling of 5 weak banks, 12 loss-making projects and many large energy projects such as Song Hau 1, Long Phu 1, Thai Binh 2, BOT Van Phong 1, Nghi Son, O Mon, Lo B... Nearly 1,200 projects with a total value of 675 trillion VND have been resolved and put into operation; nearly 3,000 other projects are being reviewed and proposed for handling.

At the same time, the National Assembly also heard reports from the Government, the Chief Justice of the Supreme People's Court and the Chief Prosecutor of the Supreme People's Procuracy on the issuance of regulatory documents under the authority of the National Assembly to remove obstacles in the arrangement of the state apparatus, promote decentralization and delegation of power according to Resolutions 190 and 206/2025/QH15. At the same time, these agencies reported on the implementation of the Constitution, laws, and resolutions of the National Assembly and the National Assembly Standing Committee in 2025. Members of the Government, the Chief Justice and the Chief Prosecutor will explain and clarify the contents of interest to National Assembly deputies.

According to Anh Phuong/VOV.VN

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