Dong Nai prepares for socio-economic development in 2027

On November 2, Nguyen Van Ut, Deputy Secretary of the Dong Nai City Party Committee (CPC) and Chairman of the City People’s Committee, chaired the committee’s regular meeting to review October performance and set out tasks for November. Vice Chairpersons of the City People’s Committee and leaders of relevant departments and agencies also attended.

Nguyen Van Ut, Deputy Secretary of the CPC and Chairman of the City People’s Committee, chairs the meeting. Photo: Vuong The

Truong Thi Huong Binh, Director of the Department of Finance, reports on the city’s economic performance. Photo: Vuong The

The city also continued to implement programmes in culture, social affairs and social welfare. Cultural, sporting and tourism activities were organised to meet residents’ needs for recreation and entertainment. Dong Nai was among the first localities to complete the reorganisation of its network of public schools and educational institutions. The city also continued to provide periodic health check-ups and free medical screening, with approximately 95% of its population having received one or both services.

The city also launched the Dong Nai Innovation Hub, creating user accounts for 95 agencies and units. Meanwhile, 267 data sets have been integrated and synchronised with the city’s Intelligent Operations Centre (IOC), helping improve its management and operational capabilities.

Pham Viet Phuong, Deputy Head in charge of the Dong Nai Industrial and Economic Zones Authority, presents results and measures for attracting investment to the city’s industrial parks. Photo: Vuong The

At the meeting, representatives of departments and agencies discussed outstanding challenges and proposed measures to fulfil the city’s tasks for November and the remainder of the year, with a view to achieving its 11% economic growth target. Priorities included boosting budget revenue, accelerating public investment disbursement and speeding up land auctions. The city also pledged to support businesses in stepping up production and sales in the final months of the year while continuing efforts to attract investment.

Nguyen Minh Quang, Deputy Director in charge of the Department of Science and Technology, presents the city’s achievements in science and technology and digital transformation. Photo: Vuong The

Addressing the meeting, Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyen Van Ut called on relevant units to closely follow the city’s master plan and this year’s growth scenario. He said the results achieved in the final months of 2026 should provide a foundation for developing a double-digit growth scenario for 2027 and subsequent years. He called for efforts to remove bottlenecks, boost domestic revenue collection, and accelerate work related to land management, land auctions and the fulfilment of financial obligations by investment projects. He also emphasised the need to speed up public investment disbursement, strengthen management and complete planning for industrial parks and clusters to attract more secondary investors.

The city’s leader also called for faster upgrades to existing databases and instructed departments and agencies to urgently integrate and connect their data with the city’s central data platform by the end of the year. They were also instructed to begin preparations for the 2027 Lunar New Year (Tet) well in advance, ensuring that residents’ welfare is taken care of and that no issues arise from a lack of preparation.

By V.The – Translated by M.Nguyet, Thu Ha