The directive warrants that the targets set for 2026-30 must be clear, feasible and compliant with the 2021-30 national development strategy.
The plan focuses on restructuring the economy, accelerating industrialisation and modernisation, promoting science, technology innovation and digital transformation as key growth drivers, and maintaining macroeconomic stability while controlling inflation.
The directive identifies the private sector as a key pillar for growth and innovation, calling for support to promote the development of regionally and globally competitive private groups and small and medium enterprises, a domestic media outlet reported.
The country also plans to invest in cultivating high-quality human resources to meet global standards and the requirements of strategic industries.
Infrastructure development remains a top priority, including the North-South expressway, key seaports and airports, urban railways and two nuclear power plants.
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