Logistics is often described as the lifeblood of the economy, ensuring the flow of goods, connecting production with markets, and enhancing national competitiveness. As Viet Nam enters a new stage of development, there is an urgent need to build a highly skilled logistics workforce capable of harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) and big data.
On June 19, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hoang Long and a working delegation had a session with Dong Nai authorities to review the implementation of power generation and grid projects under the adjusted Power Development Plan VIII.
Import-export activities offer significant growth opportunities for both businesses and the economy. However, amid increasingly volatile global developments, they also expose enterprises to a wide range of emerging risks and challenges.
With the aim of creating additional corridors and connectivity axes for spatial development, the draft dossier for the adjustment of the Bien Hoa master urban plan up to 2045 will include plans to expand and newly build a series of transport axes connecting along the North-South and East-West directions.
On June 19, Nguyen Kim Long, Member of the City Party Committee (CPC)’s Standing Board and Permanent Vice Chairman of the Dong Nai People's Committee, received a delegation led by Tezuka Daisuke, Executive Officer of Japan's AEON Group and General Director of AEON Vietnam, during a courtesy visit to local authorities.
Dong Nai, a city with a host of industrial parks and over 1.5 million workers, always pays special attention to its workforce. Accompanying this group, media agencies not only perform their communication duties well but also serve as a bridge, reflecting workers' thoughts and aspirations and spreading positive images of them in production and daily life.
In response to the special 500-day-and-night emulation campaign launched by the City Party Committee’s Executive Board, Dong Nai Department of Tax has introduced a range of measures aimed at improving tax administration and ensuring the fulfillment of state budget revenue targets.
According to the Southern Expressway Project Management Unit (SEPMU) under the Vietnam Expressway Corporation (VEC), the National Highway 51–Ben Luc–Long Thanh Expressway interchange is expected to be substantially completed by June 30, 2026.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) continued to be a bright spot in Viet Nam’s socio-economic landscape during the first five months of 2026, demonstrating the country’s sustained appeal to global investors despite an uncertain international environment.
Dong Nai City currently hosts nearly 100,000 enterprises operating across various sectors. Among them are nearly 2,300 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) enterprises from 51 countries and territories.
On the afternoon of June 17, Nguyen Kim Long, Member of the City Party Standing Committee, Standing Vice Chairman of the Dong Nai City People's Committee, chaired a working session with local departments, sectors, localities, and social housing project developers. The meeting aimed to review implementation progress, untangle difficulties and bottlenecks, and accelerate core tasks for the year 2026.
Building new-style rural areas (NRAs) has not only transformed central communes but also gradually given a "new look" to remote, disadvantaged, and mountainous communes.
As Dong Nai City enters a new phase of development, the collective economy has significant opportunities to strengthen its role and contribute more to economic growth.
The 2020-2025 term of the Dong Nai Cooperative Alliance was marked by several problems and obstacles, including the pandemic, global market volatility, and initial challenges in the restructuring of administrative units.
On June 16, Vice Chairman of Dong Nai City People's Committee Le Truong Son chaired a working session with departments, agencies, relevant units and telecommunications enterprises to review the implementation of database development, interconnection and data-sharing efforts across the city.