(ĐN)- The merger of Dong Nai and Binh Phuoc has created a new Dong Nai province with an estimated GDP of US$26 billion, ranking fourth nationwide. With over 12,700 km² in area and a population exceeding 4.4 million, the province is poised to become a major economic hub in southern Vietnam, leading in industry, agriculture, logistics, and services.
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Industry accounts for 56.1% of its economic structure, followed by services at 25.9%, agriculture at 11.8%, and taxes minus subsidies at 6.45%. The province boasts over 50 industrial zones, the under-construction Long Thanh international airport and Phuoc An port, enhancing its status as a national logistics and export center.
Experts emphasize the need to fast-track planning adjustments, develop urban rail links to Long Thanh airport and HCM city, and seek approval for a free trade zone. By 2030, Dong Nai is expected to have 63 industrial parks covering 38,000 hectares, drawing further domestic and foreign investment.
The province also leads in livestock farming and specialized crop zones. With improved infrastructure and strong connectivity, Dong Nai is well-positioned for double-digit growth, unlocking vast opportunities in industry, agriculture, real estate, tourism, and services.
Business leaders see the merged province as a dynamic platform for expanding investment, with local authorities pledging support through timely policy adjustments and trade promotion initiatives.
Reported by K.M
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