Every year on May 22, the United Nations marks the International Day for Biological Diversity to remind the global community of nature’s invaluable role in human life and sustainable development. The occasion also serves to raise awareness and strengthen the responsibility of individuals and societies in protecting ecosystems, preserving natural resources, and safeguarding biodiversity.
In the process of building Dong Nai into a Class I urban center and Vietnam’s seventh city, the development of public transport has been identified as a key task.
With a history of nearly 330 years of formation and development, Dong Nai City today is not only a “fertile land” where the cultures of various ethnic groups and regions converge and intersect but also a locality undergoing strong transformation in cultural life amid industrial development and international integration.
Tan Hiep Industrial Park Joint Stock Company, a member of KN Holdings, officially held the Kick-off Ceremony for Infrastructure Construction of KNIC Nam Long Thanh Industrial Park – Phase 1 in Dong Nai Province.
As an industrially developed locality, Dong Nai is positioning itself to attract high-tech and eco-friendly projects, including major factories producing components and semiconductors.
Dong Nai’s elevation to city status is a source of pride, bringing new expectations for growth across multiple sectors, from infrastructure investment and investment attraction strategies to branding local agricultural products and improving people’s living standards.
Amid the strong momentum of industrialization and modernization, Dong Nai is steadily transforming as a dynamic, civilized, and modern metropolis in the Southeast region. The development of industrial parks and the presence of thousands of enterprises, together with a large workforce, have generated a strong driving force for the city.
Following the provincial merger on July 1, 2025, and officially becoming Vietnam’s seventh city on April 30, 2026, Dong Nai City is entering a new era of opportunities for modern development while positioning itself as a key national growth engine.
A city’s development is recognized through wide boulevards, modern industrial parks, and vibrant commercial centers. A truly livable city must also ensure that its residents have access to high-quality healthcare services and receive comprehensive protection and care at the grassroots level.
Amid an unprecedented pace and scale of dynamic transformation, the Party Committee and authorities of Dong Nai City remain steadfast in placing people at the center of development, ensuring that all residents benefit from the fruits of progress.
Dong Nai City is identified as one of the most strategic transportation hubs in the Southern region. This is due to its strategic location at the heart of the Southeast region and along major transportation corridors connecting the Southern Key Economic Region with the South Central Coast and Central Highlands, while directly bordering the “mega city” of Ho Chi Minh City.
Nearly one year after its nationwide implementation, the two-tier local government model has gradually demonstrated its effectiveness in reforming the organizational structure and governance methods of local administrations.
In the context of globalization and increasingly severe climate change, green transformation is no longer merely an option but an inevitable path toward sustainable development.
From small-scale pilot projects, organic agriculture in Dong Nai City has now expanded to include key crops and livestock, including industrial crops, fruit trees, rice, and pig farming.
Amid the strong wave of digital transformation and the Fourth Industrial Revolution taking place globally, human resources are no longer merely a factor supporting production but have become the “core competitive capability” of each locality and enterprise.
“Green capital” for sustainable development
