Vinh Long unveils bold 2030 growth plan with sustainability at its core
Vinh Long has set ambitious new targets for its future growth. At a conference on 20 March, the provincial People's Committee unveiled adjustments to its master plan, outlining a shift towards sustainability, innovation, and economic expansion by 2030 and beyond.
The revised strategy positions the province as a regional leader in marine industries and renewable energy over the next decade. The adjustments were announced during a meeting led by Tran Tri Quang, Chairman of Vinh Long People's Committee. He described the update as more than a routine administrative change—it marks a fundamental rethinking of the province's development direction. The new plan adopts a long-term, science-based approach to ensure balanced and sustainable progress.
By 2030, Vinh Long aims for an average annual GDP growth rate of 10 per cent. The agriculture, forestry, and fisheries sectors are expected to expand by 2.77 per cent yearly. Budget revenues are projected to rise by 7 per cent each year, while GDP per capita is targeted to reach $6,520. The digital economy is also set to play a major role, contributing around 30 per cent of the province's total GDP.
Investment will be a key driver, with total realised capital for 2026–2030 estimated at $18.46 billion. The province will prioritise innovation, digital transformation, and green energy transitions across all sectors. Looking further ahead, by 2050, Vinh Long envisions itself as a modern, dynamic, and sustainable hub for marine industries, renewable energy, and technological advancement in the region. The updated master plan reflects Vinh Long's commitment to long-term economic and environmental goals. With clear targets for GDP growth, digital expansion, and sustainable investment, the province is positioning itself as a key player in the region's future.
Implementation will now focus on turning these projections into measurable outcomes over the coming years.
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