As Dong Nai accelerates the development of digital government, administrative reform and digital transformation continue to be identified as key priorities in the leadership and governance of authorities at all levels.

As the durian harvest season gets underway across many localities in Dong Nai City, growers are facing lower prices than last year. Meanwhile, some orchards have experienced declines in yield and fruit quality due to unfavorable weather conditions.

Over the years, all levels of the Dong Nai City Trade Union have actively implemented movements to build prosperous, progressive, happy, and civilized families among workers, public employees, and laborers (referred to as workers and public employees).

On June 24, at the Soc Bom Bo Historical Site in Bom Bo commune, the Dong Nai City People’s Committee held a ceremony to announce the decision recognizing Soc Bom Bo as a National Historical Relic and the decision inscribing the traditional hand-pounding rice practice of the S’tieng and M’nong ethnic groups on the National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage.

The Digital Literacy Movement, which is linked to administrative reform, is driving significant changes in Long Ha commune, Dong Nai City. From digital technology teams working closely with the community to dedicated staff assisting residents at the Public Administrative Service Center, Long Ha's Party Committee and local government are gradually establishing a modern, people-centered administration that measures its effectiveness by public satisfaction.

The Dong Nai City People's Committee has issued Plan No. 116/KH-UBND dated June 25, 2026, to implement free annual health check-ups or health screening examinations for all residents across the city in 2026.