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Chief Representative of Gyeongnam Province's Office in Ho Chi Minh City Visits and Extends Lunar New Year Greetings to Provincial Leaders

Dong Nai Maintains Strong Trade Surplus

Secretary, Governor of Champasak Province (Laos) Visits Dong Nai for Lunar New Year Greetings

Completion of the Land Auction Plan in January 2025

Businesses Increase Investment in Technology and New Products

Diplomacy Contributes to Driving Economic Growth

The Economy Enters a New Growth Trajectory

Reviewing and Finalizing the Adjustment Plan for the Approach Road Alignment of the Cat Lai Bridge Project

Investor Proposes Elevated Road Along National Highway 51 from Vung Tau Intersection to Gate 11

The Agricultural Sector Achieves High Growth

Continue improving the information technology infrastructure of state and local government agencies

Facilitating Easy and Quick Access to Information for Citizens in Line with Digital Transformation Requirements

Ensuring Pork Supply for Tet Thanks to Proactive Disease Prevention

The Dong Nai Livestock Association predicts that with rising pork prices, many businesses will increase pork imports. Additionally, ongoing economic challenges may affect market purchasing power. However, even during the peak Tet 2025 demand, the pork market is unlikely to face shortages or price spikes.

The OCOP Program Reaches New Heights

OCOP participants are increasingly focusing on applying science and technology to create visually appealing, sophisticated, and unique products that leverage local resources and traditional culture. As a result, many OCOP products have successfully entered export markets and gained acceptance in high-standard markets such as Europe, South Korea, and Japan.

Boosting Social Housing Loans

In 2024, the Province Recognized 94 New OCOP Products

Various Activities at the Year-End Shopping Fair in Dong Nai

The Provincial Chairman Meets with Investors Proposing Industrial Park Development

By 2025, more than 7,200 social housing units must be completed to meet the target of 10,000 units