[Inforgraphics] 2016 targets approved by National Assembly
The Vietnamese National Assembly has approved targeted the GDP growth rate at 6.7 percent and the CPI rise of under 5 percent in 2016.
![[Inforgraphics] 2016 targets approved by National Assembly hinh anh 1](https://cdnimgen.vietnamplus.vn/t826/uploaded/fxz2/2015_11_16/20151116_enchitieutangtruong02_hoaihuong84.jpg "[Inforgraphics] 2016 targets approved by National Assembly hình ảnh 1")
The 2016 targets approved by the National Assembly
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