Resolution of the 14th Party Congress sets out goals and targets for socio-economic and environmental development for 5 years 2026-2031. In which, economic targets, striving to achieve an average growth rate of gross domestic product (GDP) for the period 2026-2031 of 10%/year or more. This shows a very high political determination for Vietnam to achieve the goal of becoming a developed country with high income by 2045.
To achieve this goal, mobilizing and effectively using resources for development is identified as an important task of the financial system.
Reality shows that the demand for medium and long-term capital for development investment is increasing, while the current capital structure is still heavily dependent on bank credit. Long-term capital mobilization channels such as the stock market, investment funds or financial institutions still have much room for development. Diversifying capital channels, improving market quality and increasing resource allocation efficiency therefore becomes an important requirement to support sustainable growth.
At the workshop, delegates will exchange views on many topics such as developing the stock market into an important medium and long-term capital mobilization channel of the economy; the role of fiscal policy and monetary policy in macroeconomic management; improving credit quality, promoting green credit; as well as solutions to attract long-term capital flows from domestic and foreign institutional investors.
This is also a forum for management agencies, financial institutions, investors and businesses to share experiences, identify barriers in mobilizing and allocating capital sources, thereby proposing policy recommendations to develop a more balanced and efficient financial system, contributing to the achievement of the goal of high and sustainable growth of the economy in the coming period.
