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Dong Nai partners with Japanese company to produce biochar from cocoa husks

On November 3, a business delegation from Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, visited Trong Duc Cocoa Co., Ltd. in Phu Hoa commune, Dong Nai City, to explore the company’s process for turning cocoa husks into biochar. The initiative is part of a circular agriculture model designed to reduce emissions and protect the environment.

Meaningful projects driven by people’s aspirations

Implementing Resolution No. 05-NQ/TU on the special 500-day-and-night emulation campaign themed “Unity – Discipline – Efficiency – Breakthrough, building a civilized and modern Dong Nai," localities across the city have focused not only on addressing infrastructure bottlenecks but also on promoting the spirit of “the Party's will aligning with the people's aspirations."

Cooperatives help boost value of Dak O pepper

With favorable soil and climatic conditions, Dak O commune sees agriculture as a key driver of its local economy, with pepper as one of its main crops. After years of price volatility and a shrinking cultivation area, farmers are once again investing in their pepper gardens.

Viet Nam and RoK eye US$150 billion in bilateral trade by 2030

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) and Dong Nai City held a meeting with Republic of Korea (RoK) businesses on October 15 to discuss bilateral economic cooperation and investment.

Streamlining Dong Nai’s vocational education network

Dong Nai City is entering a period of accelerated development with its airport, seaports and numerous industrial parks, driving a substantial demand for human resources, particularly highly skilled workers.

Turning agricultural by-products into high-value carbon materials

As the world shifts toward green growth and a circular economy, the use of new technologies to transform agricultural and forestry by-products into high-value carbon materials offers a compelling example of this trend.

The Party leads the way – Dong Nai makes breakthroughs (Part 1)

Dong Nai City is poised to seize major development opportunities. Long Thanh Airport, an extensive expressway network, deep-water seaports, economic corridors, and a large industrial base offer development potential that few other localities possess. However, these advantages will not automatically generate development momentum. The key lies in effectively connecting, organizing and turning these advantages into new drivers of growth.

Dong Nai holds dialogue with RoK businesses

Dong Nai City People’s Committee held 2026 dialogue with Republic of Korea (RoK) businesses on October 15. Nguyen Thi Hoang, Vice Chairwoman of the City People’s Committee, chaired the event.

Practical support for women workers

Women account for approximately 60% of the 1.4 million employees working at businesses in Dong Nai. Trade Unions at all levels and businesses are paying increasing attention to improving women workers’ living conditions, protecting their rights and creating opportunities for their development through a wide range of practical initiatives.

Dong Nai meets tourism businesses to discuss fourth-quarter growth

Le Truong Son, Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee, chaired a meeting with tourism businesses on October 13 to discuss ways to boost tourism growth in the fourth quarter of 2026.

Turning Dong Nai’s aspirations into reality

Politburo Resolution No. 16-NQ/TW, dated July 21, 2026, sets out a new vision for Dong Nai City’s development. By 2065, Dong Nai aims to become a globally connected city and join the ranks of multifunctional airport cities worldwide.

Dong Nai joins conference on supply–demand links between HCMC and other localities

The 2026 conference on supply–demand connectivity between Ho Chi Minh City and other provinces and cities nationwide opened on October 8 at Phu Tho Indoor Sports Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City.

Final push to hand over sites for roads connecting to Long Thanh Airport

Local authorities and relevant agencies are expediting the completion of procedures and stepping up efforts to encourage residents to complete the handover of all land required for three transport infrastructure projects connecting to Long Thanh International Airport.

Infrastructure breakthroughs pave the way for development

Dong Nai is gradually turning its aspiration of becoming a civilized, modern and happy city into reality, placing people’s quality of life at the heart of development. Beyond its own development, Dong Nai also aims to become a major growth engine for the Southern region and the country as a whole.

Greening furniture industry

The growing trend toward green buildings is placing new demands on the furniture industry, from material selection and production technologies to raw-material traceability. Businesses and the furniture industry as a whole risk missing opportunities to tap into the rapidly expanding market if they are slow to make the transition.

Dong Nai posts strong growth, making positive contribution to national GDP

By the end of the third quarter, Dong Nai was among the localities recording double-digit growth, with an impressive GRDP growth of 10.01% in the first nine months of 2026.

Vehicles with more than nine seats to be allowed on part of Bien Hoa–Vung Tau Expressway in October

At an inspection of the Long Thanh International Airport Project and connecting transport projects on the morning of October 4, Politburo Member, Standing Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc asked the Ho Chi Minh City and Dong Nai City People’s Committees to work together and soon connect the expressway routes, allowing vehicles with more than nine seats to use part of the Bien Hoa–Vung Tau Expressway and helping ease traffic pressure on National Highway 51.

Cadres serve as core element of development

On April 30, 2026, Dong Nai officially became Vietnam’s seventh city. Nearly three months later, the Politburo issued Resolution No. 16-NQ/TW, dated July 21, 2026, on the construction and development of Dong Nai City through 2035, with a vision to 2065 (referred to as Resolution No. 16).

Young people embrace clean farming

Behind the greenhouses growing a variety of crops in Bao Vinh Ward are brothers Ha Thanh Thy, 36, and Ha Anh Thuy, 35, who left their former jobs to return to their family’s land and take up farming with a new approach.