As we close the books on a year of financial fluctuations, the decisive leadership of Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance has laid a solid foundation for a breakthrough year in 2026. This isn’t just about figures on paper; it’s about concrete actions and results that have directly supported the national economy.
A Year of Resilience and Strategic Direction
The Ministry of Finance has demonstrated a commitment to navigating complex economic challenges, implementing policies designed to foster stability and growth. Their proactive approach has been instrumental in mitigating risks and capitalizing on opportunities within the evolving global landscape. This success is a testament to the dedication and expertise of the Ministry’s team.
Key Highlights and Future Projections
While specific details of the 2026 projections are proprietary, the groundwork laid in the preceding year suggests a positive trajectory. Focus areas include strengthening fiscal discipline, attracting foreign investment, and promoting sustainable economic development. Vietnam’s strategic location and growing integration into regional and global supply chains position it for continued success. For further insights into Vietnam’s economic policies, you can explore resources from the International Monetary Fund.
The Team Behind the Success
The success of the Ministry of Finance is driven by a dedicated team of professionals. Key leadership includes:
- Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Pham Thu Phong
- Deputy Editors-in-Chief: Dr. Do Van Hai, Dr. Vu Thi Anh Hong, Master Nguyen Hai Hong, Bui Duc Hai
The Ministry operates from offices in Hanoi (162 Nguyen Van Cu, Bo De Ward) and Ho Chi Minh City (138 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Xuan Hoa Ward). For advertising inquiries, contact 090.343.8833. Research submissions can be emailed to [email protected]
Publication Information:
- Vietnam Economic & Financial Review (Online): e-ISSN 3093-3749
- Vietnam Economic & Financial Review (Print): p-ISSN 3093-3722
- Economic & Financial Research Online: e-ISSN 3093-334X
- Tax and Customs Online: e-ISSN 3093-3501
- Social Security Online: e-ISSN 3093-3552
This information is republished with permission from the Kinh Te – Tai Chinh (Economy – Finance) Magazine.
