Dong Nai strengthens investment, trade and tourism promotion in 2026

The Dong Nai Provincial People’s Committee has issued Plan No. 67/KH-UBND, dated February 4, 2026, outlining key activities for investment, trade, and tourism promotion, enterprise support, and event organization throughout 2026.

The Member of the Dong Nai Provincial Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council, Tran Van Mi (first row, second from left), visits a display booth at the Dong Nai 2025 Exhibition of Typical Rural Industrial Products of the Southeast Region. Photo: Hai Quan

This initiative is a strategic move to intensify the promotion and presentation of the province's potential and strengths, and to call on organizations and investors to engage in key projects expected to drive breakthroughs in economic growth. At the same time, it aims to support businesses in enhancing competitiveness, seeking partners, boosting the supply of goods, and expanding distribution networks in both domestic and international markets.

In the area of investment promotion, the province will focus on disseminating policy information, strengthening connections with domestic and foreign investors, and organizing dialogues to address challenges faced by enterprises.

Regarding trade promotion, Dong Nai plans to actively participate in national linkage programs, enhance business-to-distributor connections, and support the development of specialized industry value chains. Meanwhile, tourism promotion will prioritize professional brand-building, regional cooperation to strengthen competitiveness, and sustainable development aligned with environmental protection.

To realize these objectives, the Provincial People’s Committee Office, with the Center for Investment, Trade and Tourism Promotion taking the lead, will coordinate with media agencies to promote the image of Dong Nai. The center is also tasked with organizing training courses and workshops to enhance the capacity of officials and entrepreneurs, and with developing lists of investment-attracting projects and related support policies to be submitted to competent authorities for approval.

The plan also requires close coordination among provincial departments, including the Department of Finance, the Department of Agriculture and Environment, the Department of Industry and Trade, and the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, in accordance with their respective sectoral functions. The Economic and Industrial Zones Authority will coordinate investment-attracting activities for industrial parks and economic zones. Meanwhile, provincial business associations will mobilize their members to participate in activities tailored to actual needs. The synchronized involvement of all levels of government and specialized agencies is expected to generate fresh momentum for Dong Nai's investment and business environment in 2026.

By Diec Quyen – Translated by Minh Hong, Minho