Besides relying on traditional growth drivers such as boosting public investment disbursement, production, consumption, and exports, Dong Nai province has also identified additional key drivers to promote socio-economic development, aiming to achieve double-digit growth targets in 2026 and throughout the 2026-2030 period.
On January 20th, Dong Phu Rubber Joint Stock Company (DORUCO) in Thuan Loi commune, Dong Nai province, summarized its performance in 2025 and outlined its plans and tasks for 2026.
At this time, the Lunar New Year (Tet) market in Dong Nai Province has become increasingly vibrant. A wide range of essential products, foodstuff, consumer goods, and Tet gift hampers is drawing strong interest from shoppers.
Dong Nai, like the rest of the country, aims for double-digit economic growth in 2026 as the first year of implementing resolutions and plans for socio-economic development in the upcoming period, a pivotal year that will lay the foundation for growth throughout the entire term.
Anticipating a surge in shopping demand in the final months of the year, especially leading up to the Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday, Dong Nai province's industry and trade sector, particularly the Provincial Market Management (MM) Department, has been actively engaged, intensifying inspections and controls to stabilize the market and ensure the supply of goods before, during, and after Tet.
Viet Nam is undergoing a substantial transformation, with industry serving as the foundation for national advancement, as the country aims to become a developed economy with a modern industrial base by 2045.
In a report on the implementation of Phase 1 of the Long Thanh International Airport Investment and Construction Project submitted to the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Ministers (mid-January 2026), the Ministry of Construction stated that to date, 6 headquarters buildings of state management agencies under Component Project 1 have been completed.
In 2026, Dong Nai Province continues to be identified as the year of transport infrastructure development. In line with this orientation, a series of major transport infrastructure projects have been launched, groundbreaking ceremonies held, and technical openings conducted right from the beginning of the year.
On the afternoon of January 19, the Dong Nai Farmers' Association held a conference to announce its tasks and the farmers’ movement for 2026. Attending the conference were Nguyen Huu Nguyen, Member of the Provincial Party Committee and Secretary of the Long Thanh commune Party Committee; Luu Thi Ha, Vice Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Dong Nai Province; representatives of provincial departments and agencies; and more than 90 officials and farmer members from across the province.
In a nation's development journey, some projects go beyond economic and technical value, bearing historical significance and marking a turning point for both the region and the country.
With only about one month left until the Lunar New Year of Binh Ngo 2026, production activities across rural areas of Dong Nai province have become more bustling.
In recent years, the banking sector in Dong Nai has focused on strongly developing a digital ecosystem with new, safe, and convenient products, services, and payment methods, bringing practical benefits to residents and businesses.
The overall adjustment plan for the general planning of the Bien Hoa urban area, Dong Nai province, through 2045, is entering its final stage for submission and approval.
Land clearance is a critical phase that determines the progress of project implementation and the effectiveness of investment capital utilization. To fulfill this task and contribute to driving double-digit economic growth, Dong Nai province has, since the very beginning of 2026, directed a strong and focused effort on land clearance efforts.
On January 17, in Phuoc Long ward, the Dong Nai Cashew Association held a training course on legal regulations governing the inspection and offsetting of imported raw cashew nuts used for production and export, with more than 100 businesses from across the province in attendance.