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.
For years, Dong Xoai Market in Binh Phuoc ward has been home to hundreds of market traders and is considered the largest traditional market in the northern part of Dong Nai City.
The Dong Nai City Construction Investment Project Management Board has reported that construction of test piles has begun under Component Project 1 of the project to build a connecting road from Ma Da Bridge to Ho Chi Minh City’s Ring Road 4.
By keeping its public administration center open on Saturday mornings, mobilizing additional personnel to assist residents with online public services and introducing the “Morning with Residents” model, Minh Hung Ward is gradually changing the way it serves the public, with reforms shaped by residents’ practical needs.
Preventing occupational diseases at the workplace is essential to protecting workers’ health, maintaining a stable workforce, and supporting sustainable production.
The Dong Nai Labor Federation (DNLF) held a ceremony on August 9 to honor nearly 1,300 students who are children of trade union members, workers, public employees and employees for their outstanding academic performance and character development at various locations across the city.
Earth, fire and creativity are the three elements that form the soul of ceramic art. The 2026 Ceramic Exchange and Exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City created a meeting place for ceramic art lovers nationwide.
Every city can build more skyscrapers, open up more grand boulevards and invest in modern infrastructure, but not every city can establish and preserve its own identity.
Every dry season, Tri An Lake reveals a dramatically different landscape. In the Ben Nom area of Thong Nhat commune, Dong Nai City, receding waters expose parts of the lakebed that normally lie deep beneath the surface, revealing striking colors and distinctive patterns shaped by the terrain.
On August 7, Nguyen Kim Long, Member of the Dong Nai City Party Committee (CPC)’s Standing Board, Permanent Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee, and Head of the Steering Committee for the 2026 Economic Census (referred to as the Steering Committee), chaired a conference to review and announce the preliminary results of the 2026 Economic Census in the city.
Preserving significant traces of a heroic period in the nation's history, the Route 14–Phuoc Long Campaign Museum in Phuoc Long Ward is becoming a destination that connects the past with the present and wartime memories with Dong Nai’s journey of construction and development.
In August 2026, together with the rest of the country, Dong Nai City is organizing various activities to mark the 65th anniversary of the Agent Orange (AO) disaster in Vietnam (1961–2026) and the Day for AO Victims (August 10).
Dong Nai City is entering a period of rapid development in transport infrastructure, particularly in the railway sector, with urban rail (metro) and high-speed rail projects now being developed.
On August 7, Binh Tien Consumer Goods Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (Biti's) held the 20th edition of its “Nurturing Vietnam's Talents” scholarship program, honoring children of officials and employees who achieved outstanding academic results in 2026.
The Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs’ Association, in coordination with the Dong Nai City People's Committee, held a local dialogue session of the Vietnam Private Sector Forum 2026 (VPSF 2026) on August 7 under the theme "Vietnam's Private Sector: Institutional Breakthroughs – Public-Private Synergy."
Building a “steel shield” to safeguard the Fatherland’s frontier
