The GDP growth target set by the National Assembly is feasible, as recentreports on the global economy indicate signs of recovery, Phuong said.
He added that international organisations like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) also forecast that Vietnam's economic growth in 2024 will be among the highest in Southeast Asia.
According to him, the monetary easing policy implemented from mid-2023 would support growth momentum next year.
Meanwhile, the accelerated disbursement of public investment has helpedstimulate the inflows of private capital and foreign investment,contributing to supporting businesses in their recovery and development efforts,he noted.
Consumer spending, as one of the crucial factors in the economy, also serves asa driving force to boost growth, he said, stressing the need to have appropriatetax policies to stimulate consumer demand.
Import-export activities have shown signs of recovery recently, which will encourage businesses andmanufacturers to hire additional labourer, thereby stimulating higher spendingdemand, Phuong added.
He also expressed his optimism about positive prospects for Vietnam's stock market this year, saying that it has reacheda 'fairly attractive' value range after the recent adjustment period, opening up newopportunities for growth.
Improved business prospects next year will serve as a major motivation for the stock market,especially in the context that low-interest rates have been maintained and fiscalpolicies play a supportive role, Phuong went on./.