(ĐN) At the 22nd session of the Dong Nai Provincial People's Council, Chairman Vo Tan Duc outlined key priorities for 2025—the final year of the current term—emphasizing renewed thinking, bold action, and effective execution to lay a strong foundation for long-term development.
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| Chairman Vo Tan Duc speaks at the event. |
Dong Nai targets a 10% GRDP growth rate in 2025. To meet this, the province will reassess its growth drivers, accelerate public investment disbursement, and push forward land clearance. Local leaders must prepare detailed funding plans and ensure on-time execution. Delayed projects will be revoked, while efforts to attract selective FDI—especially in high-tech and emerging sectors—will be intensified.
Administrative restructuring will focus on both streamlining and talent retention. “We must eliminate hesitation and protect those willing to take responsibility,” Duc stressed, acknowledging the challenges of reform.
The province has set 33 socio-economic indicators and is prioritizing urban and industrial planning. Major zoning projects in Bien Hoa, Long Thanh, and Nhon Trach must be submitted by mid-2025, alongside accelerated development of key industrial parks such as Long Duc 3 and Bien Hoa 1.
Dong Nai is also driving its green transition through the Net Zero roadmap and attracting investment in semiconductors, AI, and other strategic industries. Plans are underway for a 100-hectare IT park in Long Duc and an expanded high-tech zone in Cam My to support research and innovation.
On digital transformation, the province aims to fully digitize public administration, integrate key data systems, and improve its governance performance index. Officials are urged to act decisively, avoid excessive caution, and address bottlenecks head-on.
“With unity and determination, I believe Dong Nai will meet its development goals and help lead the country into a new era,” Chairman Vo Tan Duc affirmed.
Reported by A.Y
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