Vietnam to Mobilize 36-38% of GDP in Capital by 2027
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Vietnam to Mobilize 36-38% of GDP in Capital by 2027

Vietnam aims to mobilize 6 to 6.4 quadrillion VND (36-38% of GDP) in social investment capital by 2027. The Prime Minister highlighted diverse methods including state budget, bond issuance, ODA, and attracting private and foreign investment.

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