Dong Nai City working delegation, led by Ho Van Ha, Member of the City Party Committee (CPC) and Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee, recently visited Singapore to study models for urban development, transportation infrastructure, airports, industrial parks, logistics, digital transformation, and investment attraction to support the city's development orientation in the new phase.

The Dong Nai healthcare sector has identified human resource development as a central task to meet the healthcare needs of nearly 5 million residents across a large area.

On the afternoon of June 29, as part of their working visit to Dong Nai, a high-ranking delegation from Champasak Province, Lao People's Democratic Republic, led by Dr. Alounxay Sounnalath, Member of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Champasak Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People's Council, visited and worked with Vietnam Co Co Food Joint Stock Company in Ho Nai Ward and VINA Co., Ltd. in Phuoc Tan Ward.

After a demanding school year, summer offers children a well-deserved opportunity to relax, play and explore. It is also a time when authorities at all levels and organizations across Dong Nai organize a wide range of meaningful activities, helping create a safe, joyful and memorable summer for young people.

Athletes from the Dong Nai City Sports Training and Competition Center delivered an outstanding performance, securing first place overall at the 2026 National Yoga Clubs Championship, the 5th National Youth Yoga Championship and the 8th National Youth and Children’s Yoga Championship, completing a remarkable double victory at this year's national event.

The Dong Nai cycling team made an impressive start to the 2026 National Road and Mountain Bike Club Championships, winning one gold, one silver and one bronze medal on the opening day of competition in Lao Cai Province.

Building and ensuring data interoperability among government agencies and units across Dong Nai City has become a key priority as the city accelerates digital transformation to meet the urgent demands of a new stage of development.

The network of inland waterway wharves and ferry terminals along the Dong Nai River plays an important role in the socioeconomic development of localities across Dong Nai City. These wharves and ferry terminals serve not only cargo transport and trade but also residents’ daily travel needs.

On the morning of June 28, Binh Phuoc Ward launched a campaign to plant 2,500 trees in response to the 500-day-and-night special emulation campaign launched by the Dong Nai City Party Committee’s Executive Board. The event also marked one year of operation of the two-tier local government model and one year since the ward officially began operations.

On June 28, grassroots Trade Unions at companies in Dong Nai City held ceremonies to honor employees' children who achieved the “Excellent in Academics and Good Conduct” distinction in the 2025-2026 school year.

Rather than waiting for scheduled voter meetings, People's Council deputies in Dai Phuoc commune have taken the initiative to visit individual hamlets and establish "Voter Meeting Points," allowing residents to voice their concerns directly within their own communities.

Construction of the Phase 1 drainage project outside Long Thanh International Airport is scheduled to begin in October 2026, according to the Dong Nai City People's Committee.

On the morning of June 28, the Dong Nai Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism (DCST), in coordination with the Dong Nai Yoga Federation, organized the 12th International Day of Yoga 2026. The event marked the International Day of Yoga (June 21) and commemorated the 10th anniversary of the Vietnam–India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (2016–2026).

Tens of thousands of visitors flocked to the Long Khanh Fruit Festival during its first three days, sampling Dong Nai's specialty fruits and local cuisine, as well as regional delicacies from across Vietnam, according to the festival's organizing board on June 28.

For nearly 330 years, the people of Dong Nai and Southern Vietnam have revered Marquis Nguyen Huu Canh for his important contributions to expanding the country's territories to the South, establishing an administrative system, and laying the groundwork for the Southern region's growth.