Dong Nai’s modern megacity takes shape

The Dong Nai City Party Committee is translating the city’s 100-year development vision into concrete plans, with Long Thanh International Airport serving as a key growth engine with far-reaching impacts. The airport is preparing for trial operations and is scheduled to officially begin operations at the end of 2026.

The Long Thanh International Airport project has spurred the rapid development of a series of strategically important connectivity infrastructure projects, including Phuoc An Port, the Bien Hoa–Vung Tau Expressway and Ho Chi Minh City’s Ring Road 3. It has also driven the emergence of bustling urban areas and new-generation industrial parks.

Notably, guided by the principle of opening up new routes to unlock economic development, Dong Nai is determined to invest in a series of new roads with eight to ten lanes, reflecting a forward-looking approach and a long-term development vision.

Thanks to these coordinated efforts, the former areas of Long Thanh and Nhon Trach, have taken on a new look. Their transformation is expected to lay the foundation for a bright future and become a source of pride for Dong Nai City and the country as a whole in the new era.

Vu Hong Van (second from right), Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Dong Nai City Party Committee, Head of the city’s Delegation of National Assembly Deputies, and Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee Vo Tan Duc (far right) inspect the proposed site for the Long Thanh Free Trade Zone.

The Cai Riverside Road project through Tran Bien Ward is creating a distinctive feature of a modern urban landscape. Photo: Cong Nghia

Long Thanh International Airport is nearing completion, with trial operations underway

Phuoc An Bridge, the second cable-stayed bridge connecting Dong Nai with Ho Chi Minh City, is nearing completion.

Phuoc An Port is bustling with import and export cargo.

Infrastructure investment is underway at Amata Long Thanh Industrial Park and Urban Area, located alongside the Ho Chi Minh City–Long Thanh–Dau Giay Expressway.

Nhon Trach Ward’s central area is taking on the appearance of a modern urban center.

Road 25B, with ten lanes, is currently the widest and most attractive road in Dong Nai City.

A new apartment building is gradually taking shape along a ten-lane road in Nhon Trach Ward.

Lecturers at Lilama 2 International Technology College guide students in hands-on practice with industrial automation robots.

By Cong Nghia - Translated by Mai Nga, Thu Ha

Dong Nai’s modern megacity takes shape

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