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<h2 style="text-align:justify">VOV.VN - 2024 is widely considered to be a pivotal year for Vietnamese economic recovery, with insiders believing that there are bright prospects ahead.</h2>

<img alt="2024 to become pivotal year in vietnamese economic recovery picture 1" src="https://media-vov.emitech.vn/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2024-01/hoi%20phuc.jpg" title="2024 to become pivotal year in vietnamese economic recovery picture 1" />

Vietnam last year recorded&nbsp;GDP growth&nbsp;rate of&nbsp;5.05%,&nbsp;which was&nbsp;much lower than&nbsp;the set plan but&nbsp;relatively high in comparison to the rest of the region.&nbsp;2024 is the penultimate year of the 2021-2025 socio-economic development plan, and if the 6-6.5% growth is not achieved this year, the goal of the 5-year plan becomes an impossible task.

To create growth momentum, the country is required to&nbsp;consolidate and renew existing growth drivers, and at the same time bring into full play&nbsp;new growth drivers.

Economist Can Van Luc&nbsp;offered&nbsp;several solutions aimed at strengthening existing growth drivers, emphasising the need to&nbsp;promote public investment disbursement, stimulate private investment and domestic consumption,&nbsp;and support businesses that are negatively impacted by the decline in exports and investment.

Special attention should be paid to&nbsp;reviving the growth of the country&rsquo;s major economic hubs such&nbsp;Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang, he suggested.

He also underlined the necessity of&nbsp;accelerating&nbsp;the process of&nbsp;fining-tune&nbsp;institutions for&nbsp;the development of&nbsp;the digital economy, green economy, circular economy,&nbsp;and&nbsp;innovation, along with&nbsp;regaining&nbsp;the trust of the wider business community through improvements in the business&nbsp;climate.

Luc&nbsp;also underscored the importance of building&nbsp;a legal framework for new economic models,&nbsp;increasing&nbsp;labor productivity,&nbsp;and&nbsp;promoting&nbsp;green growth&nbsp;in the time ahead.

Minh Dang, director of Dragon Capital&#39;s Research Division,&nbsp;also expressed her&nbsp;optimism regarding the country&#39;s socio-economic development prospects this year,&nbsp;saying that Vietnam&nbsp;will&nbsp;see&nbsp;more opportunities than challenges.

She noted that 2023 was a challenging year for&nbsp;the manufacturing industry&nbsp;as the&nbsp;world&nbsp;has undergone&nbsp;a cycle of reducing inventory.

However, the&nbsp;inventory&nbsp;index&nbsp;of manufacturers in Europe and America and&nbsp;other&nbsp;retailes globally has&nbsp;reached a sustainable level, opening up a positive outlook ahead for Vietnamese&nbsp;economic recovery over the course of&nbsp;this year, Dang noted.

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