Vietnam's financial strategy aims at sustainable development


HANOI, March 25 (Bernama): Vietnam's strategic financial objectives in the 2021-30 period aims to reach a balance between achieving sustainable finance and major socio-economic developmental goals.

The government has set an objective to collect 16-17 per cent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) to strengthen the State's budget from 2026-30, with 85-87 per cent from domestic revenue sources.

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