As Vietnam embarks on its new development phase from 2026 to 2030, the economy faces the dual challenge of maintaining macroeconomic stability while achieving significant breakthroughs to realize high growth targets. From the perspective of economists and policymakers, the key to success in this period lies in enhancing the quality of growth, instituting bold institutional and managerial reforms, fostering new production forces, and vigorously unleashing the potential of the private sector.