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Creating a modern, professional, open and transparent administration

Strictly handle livestock farming activities that pollute the environment

With nearly 1.5 thousand concentrated breeding establishments and more than 22.2 thousand breeding households, of which a total herd of pigs is about 25 million and chickens are 26 million, Dong Nai has become the "capital” in livestock farming of the country.

Support University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City in preparing documents to build a second campus in Dong Nai

A strong start at the beginning of 2024

Construction of 3 roads within zone 1 of Bien Hoa 1 commercial and service urban area

Accelerate the site handover of the Bien Hoa - Vung Tau expressway project

Japanese corporations want to cooperate in building smart, green industrial parks

Acting Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Vo Tan Duc worked with Amata Corporation

Provincial leaders visited businesses on the occasion of the new year

Top 10 enterprises paying the most import and export tax in Dong Nai in 2023

Prospects for export to recover in 2024

Provincial Party Secretary Nguyen Hong Linh worked with Donacoop

Implement solutions to ensure industrial park environment

Wood industry finds way to overcome challenges in 2024

Increase competitive value for the rice industry

According to Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Hoang Trung, in recent years, Vietnam has achieved many great results in rice production, making an important contribution to ensuring national and world food security. Currently, Vietnam maintains its position as one of the world's leading rice exporters with constantly increasing export turnover.

Dong Nai supports farmers in starting their businesses

Building a cooperative model for growing citrus fruits

Many advantages when allowing People's Committee of districts to verify OCOP products

The province is always interested in supporting OCOP subjects to participate in fairs and trade promotion programs... Up to now, many OCOP products of the province have participated in e-commerce platforms; entering the consumption channel which is supermarkets.

Cashless payment has become a part of everyday life

According to Ms. Lai Viet Anh, Deputy Director of the Vietnam E-commerce and Digital Economy Agency, non-cash payment also contributes to conveying strong messages about consumer protection in the prevention and control of counterfeiting and infringing intellectual property rights in the digital environment.