Windhoek: Vietnam will launch a comprehensive inventory of all state-owned assets across the country starting from Jan. 1, 2026, the local newspaper Nhan Dan (People) has reported. The move aims to modernize public asset management and improve fiscal transparency as the country enters a new stage of economic development.

According to Namibia Press Agency, the inventory will cover all assets managed by government agencies, public institutions, and state-funded infrastructure projects. This extensive undertaking is expected to provide a detailed overview of the country’s public assets, ensuring that they are used efficiently and effectively.

The data collected from the inventory will serve as a basis for optimizing resource allocation, enhancing asset utilization, and supporting socio-economic development strategies. By having a clear understanding of the current assets, Vietnam aims to better plan and implement policies that will drive future economic growth.