The programme aims to raise annual growth in labour productivity by an average of 8.5%, reduce the share of agricultural labour to below 20%, raise the proportion of trained workers to 35-40%, and ensure that over 80% of the working-age population receive basic digital skills training.
By 2030, major large-scale national infrastructure projects with regional and global connectivity are expected to be completed.
Targets are set for efficient resource use, waste reuse, and recycling to match levels in leading ASEAN countries, while reducing energy intensity per unit of GDP by 1-1.5% per year.
National financial security is to be ensured, with public, government, and external debt kept within safety thresholds as set by the National Assembly.
Average total social investment over five years is to reach around 40% of GDP, with public investment accounting for 20-22% of total social investment.
Stock market capitalisation is targeted to reach 120% of GDP, with outstanding bonds at a minimum of 58% of GDP, insurance revenue at 3.3-3.5% of GDP, and national reserves at 0.5% of GDP.
To achieve these goals, the government has instructed ministries, agencies, and provincial authorities to implement seven key tasks and solutions.
