The Dong Nai Chefs Association (DNCA) has completed a culinary map featuring 100 signature dishes made from locally sourced ingredients in preparation for the 2026 Dong Nai Culinary Festival.
Summer is often a season filled with travel, enrichment classes and a wide range of recreational activities for children in urban areas. In remote border communes, however, summer has a very different rhythm.
Beginning July 1, 2026, several new regulations under the Law on Health Insurance and accompanying decrees went into force, signaling a substantial shift in social security policy.
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.
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.
On June 12, at Bien Hung Park, the Tran Bien ward General Services Center, in coordination with the Branch of Resident Journalists in Dong Nai, organized a photo exhibition and awards ceremony for the first “Dong Nai Moments” Photojournalism Contest 2026.
On the evening of May 18, following the ceremony announcing the National Assembly’s Resolution on the establishment of Dong Nai City and the presentation of the First-Class Labor Order, the artistic epic Dong Nai – Southern spirit, rising with the nation, was staged on a grand scale.
On the evening of May 18, the Dong Nai City Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee organized the Ceremony to announce the National Assembly (NA)'s Resolution on the establishment of Dong Nai City.
Major streets in central Dong Nai City have been brightly decorated with flags and posters to welcome a momentous event: the ceremony announcing the National Assembly’s Resolution on the establishment of Dong Nai City, scheduled for May 18.
The construction and equipment installation package for the passenger terminal building, regarded as the centerpiece of Phase 1 of the Long Thanh International Airport, is being fast-tracked to meet the timeline for commercial operations.
At noon on May 15, after a period of urgent, serious, democratic and highly responsible deliberations, the first session (specialized session) of the 1st Dong Nai City People’s Council for the 2026-2031 term completed its full agenda and program.
After nearly 19 months of construction, the package for building and installing the aircraft fuel supply system at Long Thanh International Airport has entered the final sprint phase, with contractors completing the last supporting components to ensure readiness for fuel supply operations once the airport officially begins commercial operations.
At its third session, the 11th-tenure Dong Nai City People’s Council approved the investment policy for an elevated road project along National Highway 51, stretching from Vung Tau Intersection to the interchange between Vo Nguyen Giap Street and the Bien Hoa – Vung Tau Expressway.
On the evening of May 2, at Binh Phuoc Stadium (Binh Phuoc Ward), large crowds of Dong Nai City residents gathered to witness a dazzling artistic performance featuring 400 drones forming meaningful images across the night sky.