In the context of international integration, intellectual property is playing an increasingly important role in branding and promoting the development of local products.
Dong Nai Province is Vietnam’s cashew capital, with 176,000 hectares of cashew-growing area. The province’s cashew products have been granted the geographical indication. Vietnamese cashews are currently the world’s number one brand, with an annual export turnover of around USD 5 billion.
On December 3, according to information from the Dong Nai Land Fund Development Center, as of now, Area 1 of the Bien Hoa 1 Industrial Park has cleared nearly 42 hectares, equivalent to 83% of the total area. For the remaining area, businesses have committed to and are in the process of relocating assets and dismantling construction works.
HCM City, Dong Nai and Tay Ninh will jointly develop Ring Road 4, a 207-km expressway set to become the largest transport corridor in Southeast Vietnam.
On December 2 in Ha Noi, the Agency for Innovation under the Ministry of Science and Technology held a technical workshop to introduce the 2025 Provincial Innovation Index (PII 2025).
Raising the tax-free revenue threshold; adjusting the progressive tax bracket structure from seven levels down to five; increasing family-circumstance deductions for taxpayers and their dependents… these are among the new tax policies in the Draft Revised Personal Income Tax (PIT) Law, which have been actively debated in the National Assembly and have drawn significant public attention in recent days.
Recently, Dong Nai’s agricultural sector has focused on transforming production and cultivation models toward eco-friendly practices, conserving resources, and improving productivity and the value of agricultural products...
Under the influence of technology and new business models, innovation-driven startups are not only a trend but also an important driving force of socio-economic development. With their flexibility, responsiveness to new ideas, and desire for self-affirmation, young people are considered a central force in this wave of entrepreneurship.
On December 2, the Department of Industry and Trade of Dong Nai province organized an e-commerce training conference to support sales of the One Commune - One Product (OCOP) program through online business in Dong Nai province.
According to the Dong Nai Department of Finance, as of November 25, 2025, total public investment disbursement in the province had reached nearly 16 trillion VND, equivalent to almost 43% of the capital plan assigned by the provincial government.
According to the provincial Statistics Office, Dong Nai’s import-export activities in November continued to maintain positive growth momentum. Export turnover in November reached more than USD 3 billion; cumulatively, export earnings over the first 11 months stood at over USD 31.7 billion, up 17.18% compared with the same period last year.
Three major projects with non-budgetary capital include Can Gio Bridge, Phu My 2 Bridge, and the Rach Chiec Sports Complex, with total capital of over 117 trillion VND. They are expected to commence construction on January 15, 2026.
With just over two months until Tet (Lunar New Year) 2026, kumquat farms in northern Dong Nai, including Loc Quang commune, are in full swing. Farmers carefully prune, shape, and tend each tree to produce evenly golden fruits, ready for the holiday market.
Dong Nai Province is home to many key projects currently underway or about to be launched. Once completed and put into operation, these projects are expected to open significant new development opportunities for the province. However, this also brings enormous pressure in terms of resettlement for households whose land is being acquired.
Several key projects across Dong Nai province, planned for inauguration or technical opening in December 2025, are now entering a critical phase, “stepping up” to meet their completion targets.
In recent years, Dong Nai, like the rest of Vietnam, has introduced a range of policies and measures to support the development of private enterprises, recognizing them as a key driver of socio-economic growth.