Saluting the border marker has recently become “keywords” attracting the interest of a number of tourists and travel companies when visiting the northern border area of Dong Nai province.

In recent times, Dong Nai has paid attention to implementing many policies and support programs to help ethnic minority people improve their lives. Given the actual situation and the province's development requirements in the new period, this attention is increasingly emphasized.

On the evening of December 12 in Hanoi, Politburo member and Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh attended and spoke at the 11th National External Information Service Awards Ceremony 2025, a prestigious event of special significance in the field of the country’s foreign information and communication.

According to the plan proposed by the Ministry of Construction to the Prime Minister, the first official flight to Long Thanh International Airport will take place only after a technical flight confirms that all safety and technical requirements are fully met.

On December 13, as part of ongoing activities within Techfest Vietnam 2025, the Ministry of Science and Technology, in coordination with the Hanoi People’s Committee, organized the the National Policy Forum on International Cooperation in Investment for Innovative Startups.

On the afternoon of December 13, a representative of the grassroots trade union of Chang Shin Vietnam Co., Ltd., located in Tan Trieu ward, Dong Nai province, announced that for the 2026 Lunar New Year, the company plans to allocate approximately 600 billion VND in Tet bonuses for its workers. The bonus amount remains consistent with previous years, as it was jointly agreed upon by the Trade Union and the company and included in the collective labor agreement.

Although their physical conditions may differ from those of others, many persons with disabilities (PWDs) continue to nurture meaningful aspirations, to study, to work, to affirm their own worth, and to contribute to the community.

Dong Nai is home to more than 357,000 older adults, including 277,700 members of the Elderly Association. Seniors across the province actively apply their experience and skills, helping to foster a positive image of elderly seniors within their communities.

In the final days of the tenth lunar month, Tan Lan Communal House (Tran Bien Ward, Dong Nai Province) comes alive with the resonant beats of drums and a steady flow of people gathering for the Ky Yen Festival, the largest annual festival at this national-level relic site.

The traditional craft of brocade weaving is a distinctive cultural practice that shapes the identity of the Ma ethnic group and also serves a practical role, providing goods for exchange and daily life in Ta Lai commune, Dong Nai province. For Ma women, brocade is more than just fabric, as it is a vessel for emotion, a place where memories are woven, and where love for family, the mountains, and the community is expressed. Each piece of cloth thus becomes a symbol of cultural identity and a source of profound pride.

Minamisoma, Fukushima Pref., -- Japanese startup Eams Robotics Co. tested a delivery service using a drone that flew over a railroad track in Minamisoma, Fukushima Prefecture, on Tuesday.

Applying artificial intelligence (AI) in vocational training enhances teaching efficiency and delivers flexible, personalised, modern learning experiences, though implementation continues to face challenges.

In recent years, the Youth and Children's Innovation Contest and the Dong Nai Provincial Technical Innovation Competition have attracted a large number of students, pupils, and people from all walks of life. From these 2 scientific and technical (S&T) playgrounds, many solutions have been applied in practice, demonstrating the practical effectiveness of S&T research, innovation, and application.

The total value of medical expenses not covered by the health insurance fund is estimated at around 24.8 trillion VND (942 million USD) per year. Health insurance contributions remain low, at 4.5% of the salary or reference base used for calculation.

As global medical tourism expands rapidly, Vietnam is emerging as a new destination thanks to its high-quality healthcare services, competitive costs and growing medical expertise.

Vietnam’s health sector is pushing towards zero-fee hospital treatment and regular health checks for all citizens in line with Politburo Resolution No. 72-NQ/TW.