The Government's Resolution No. 36/2026/NQ-CP on simplifying administrative procedures for growing area codes (GACs) and packing facility codes introduces a number of new points to make the process more transparent, streamlined and convenient for farmers, cooperatives and businesses.

With the decisive engagement of the political system and proactive efforts by the health sector, the nationwide health check-up campaign, coupled with the creation of Electronic Health Books on the VNeID application in Dong Nai City, is entering its peak period.

On August 12, Le Truong Son, Vice Chairman of the Dong Nai City People's Committee, chaired a working session with the Department of Foreign Affairs (DoFA) to review the implementation of the city's international agreements and the department's 2027 work program.

In recent times, the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) at all levels in Dong Nai City has introduced various channels for receiving residents' feedback, while upgrading existing models in connection with the "Listening to the People" Month.

As technology and digital transformation continue to advance, young people have increasingly quick and easy access to a wide range of information sources. Helping younger generations develop a sound understanding of history, their national roots and the sacrifices made by previous generations has therefore become increasingly important.

More than half a century after the war, the lingering effects of Agent Orange/dioxin exposure continue to silently affect thousands of people who directly participated in the resistance war and their children.

Dong Nai is currently focusing on the special 500-day-and-night emulation campaign titled “Unity – Discipline – Efficiency – Breakthrough, building a civilized and modern Dong Nai” to create strong transformations across all sectors and contribute to the successful realization of the city's socioeconomic development goals.

The Government has submitted to the National Assembly for consideration a draft law amending the Law on Investment, proposing the slash of 58 conditional investment and business lines. The move is expected to create more room for enterprises to enter the market.

​​​​​​​On August 11, Vo Tan Duc, Deputy Secretary of the Dong Nai City Party Committee (CPC), held a working session with the Standing Board of the Long Thanh Ward Party Committee to review the socio-economic development and national defense and security situation in the first seven months of 2026, key tasks and solutions for the remaining months of the year, and investment progress on key projects around Long Thanh International Airport.

With about two months to go before the Mid-Autumn Festival, mooncake stalls have already appeared along major roads, in densely populated areas, and at supermarkets across Dong Nai City.

Throughout the history of national construction and defense, national border sovereignty has always been sacred, an inviolable “flesh and blood” part of the Fatherland. In Dong Nai City, building and consolidating a strong all-people border defence system has received special attention from the Party Committee, government, armed forces, and people.

On August 11, Standing Vice Chairman of the Dong Nai City People's Committee Nguyen Kim Long received a delegation from the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea (RoK) in Ho Chi Minh City, led by Consul General Jung Jung Tae.

Roads are gradually being expanded and extended, while investment in schools is making facilities more spacious and better able to meet students' needs for meals, accommodation, and learning. These positive changes are increasingly evident in Dak O Commune, one of the eight border communes of Dong Nai City.

These days, factories across Dong Nai City are buzzing with activity as production is being ramped up. Along production lines, workers are maintaining a high level of focus to improve product quality and ensure orders are delivered on schedule.

The goal of double-digit economic growth is putting Dong Nai under pressure to accelerate as the year 2026 enters its final five months. There is little time left for hesitation, as the city's challenges and bottlenecks have been clearly identified.