Within the post-pandemic economic landscape of ASEAN, Viet Nam continues to stand out as a bright spot in terms of growth and medium- to long-term prospects. Following a period of robust recovery, the Vietnamese economy has sustained positive momentum in subsequent years, despite ongoing volatility in the global economy.

State budget revenue in 2026 is targeted at nearly 2.53 quadrillion VND (96.1 billion USD), with domestic sources remaining dominant, underscoring the increasingly close link between the fiscal policy and the health of the domestic economy and the need for solutions that both sustain revenue sources and support long-term growth.

A series of administrative reforms, including reducing the number of provinces from 63 to 34 and abolishing the district level, is expected to streamline the apparatus, enhance governance efficiency, and create more favourable conditions for investment flows.