High-Income Country

A private sector-led low-carbon economic growth model can enable Vietnam’s goal of becoming a high-income country by 2045.

Covid-19 could act as a catalyst for Vietnam to speed up the digital transformation it has already embarked upon.

In one month and a half, the amount of Vietnamese goods and products that benefit from EVFTA’s preferential treatment is equivalent to that of the CPTPP throughout 2019.

Vietnam could achieve its ambition of becoming a high-income country in 2045 by adapting its development strategy toward higher efficiency, just like Cristiano Ronaldo did with his game at the age of 35.

Vietnam’s private sector requires a modern and effective institutional framework for reaching out further to international markets, said the World Bank’s country director to Vietnam.