QUẢNG NGÃI — Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Nguyễn Hoàng Giang on Monday morning (November 25ᵗʰ) chaired a meeting to review the draft 2026 socio-economic development plan.
The meeting was attended by Vice Chairpersons Y Ngọc, Nguyễn Ngọc Sâm, Trần Phước Hiền and Nguyễn Công Hoàng; Standing Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Provincial People’s Committee Phạm Xuân Duệ; and other members of the Committee.
At the meeting, the Department of Finance reported the province’s expected socio-economic performance for 2025 and growth scenarios for 2026.
For 2025, the province is projected to fulfil all 24 socio-economic targets, with five expected to surpass the plan.
GRDP growth is estimated at 10.59 per cent compared to 2024, while GRDP per capita is forecast to reach VNĐ 100 million.
The industrial sector continues to shift in line with development directions, with manufacturing and processing remaining the driving force and a highlight of provincial industrial growth.
Agriculture, forestry and fisheries are also expected to maintain stable expansion.
Aligned with the key targets set by the Resolution of the 1ˢᵗ Provincial Party Congress for the 2025–30 tenure, the 2026 plan outlines 16 indicators across four groups: economy, culture and society, environment and national defence and security.
The province aims for GRDP growth of 10 per cent; labour productivity growth of 8.5–9.5 per cent; per-capita income growth of 9–10 per cent; and a multi-dimensional poverty rate of 1.47 per cent.
Each year, all commune-level administrative units are expected to meet national defence standards, with around 70 per cent rated comprehensively strong; at least 80 per cent of residential areas, communes, agencies, enterprises and educational institutions are expected to meet safety standards in security and order.
Chairman Giang emphasised that the province’s positive socio-economic performance in 2025, along with stable national defence and security, was the result of joint efforts by the political system, the business community and local residents.
He requested departments, sectors and localities to continue implementing solutions decisively to achieve the highest possible growth, ensure effective state budget collection, accelerate project implementation, and complete disbursement of public investment capital in 2025 as planned.
Regarding the 2026 socio-economic plan, the Chairman assigned the Department of Finance to review and adjust indicators on the digital economy and urbanisation rate to better reflect actual conditions.
He also instructed agencies to supplement measures to ensure fulfilment of targets, and required each department to clearly commit to the indicators under its respective authority.
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