Following its establishment through the merger of three communes, Xuan Hoa, Xuan Hung, and Xuan Tam (formerly part of Xuan Loc district), Xuan Hoa commune has faced many challenges due to its large administrative area, dispersed population, and growing demand for public services.

In 2025, the population and employment situation of Viet Nam continued to maintain a stable state. Fundamentally, the characteristics observed during the 2020–2024 period did not undergo major changes in 2025.

Le Dinh Uy, a student of class 12A1.4 at Hung Vuong High School (Binh Phuoc ward, Dong Nai province), has persevered for five years in pursuit of one goal: using his knowledge to protect the safety of his peers on the roads.

On March 7, in celebration of International Women’s Day (March 8), many grassroots trade unions across Dong Nai province organized a variety of lively activities and contests for union members and workers.

At enterprises across Dong Nai province, the image of female workers diligently tending the production lines has become a familiar feature, deeply etched into the vibrant rhythm of industrial life. Working tirelessly day and night, they have quietly devoted themselves with willpower, perseverance, and courage, affirming the role of women in the new era.

According to Do Thanh Phuong, Deputy Director of the Department of Construction, Dong Nai province is expected to start construction on 23 social housing projects in 2026, with a total scale of more than 21,800 apartments.

Among the 481 prestigious persons recognized within the ethnic minority communities of Dong Nai Province, 31 are women. Although considered the “weaker gender”, each of these women, has demonstrated relentless effort when taking on community work, earning respect from the people and trust from local authorities.

Nearly two weeks after the Lunar New Year break, a spirited atmosphere of labor emulation among workers is spreading across enterprises in Dong Nai province.

The Provincial People’s Committee has recently issued Plan No. 105/KH-UBND (dated March 3, 2026) on the training and development of human resources to meet the construction and operational demands of key projects in Dong Nai for the 2026-2030 period.

On March 3 and 4, the Department of Construction conducted an inspection and review of vehicles preparing to participate in the non-subsidized public passenger transport bus route (Route No. 9) from Bien Hoa Bus Station (Tran Bien Ward, Dong Nai Province) to Nui Cui area (Thong Nhat Commune, Dong Nai Province) and vice versa.

On February 28, the “Sharing the pain” program brought what many described as a miracle to the family of Le Thanh Chung, a 19-year-old with severe scoliosis, and his visually impaired mother in Tien Thanh 5 Quarter, Dong Xoai ward, Dong Nai province.

Dong Nai province is currently home to 24 organizations representing 10 religions, with more than 2,100 religious establishments. The province also has 2,500 dignitaries, 29,300 religious functionaries, and 2.6 million followers, accounting for approximately 60% of the provincial population.

Among Dong Nai’s 95 communes and wards, there are 8 border communes. Recently, together with the entire province, the Dong Nai Union of Friendship Organizations has intensified activities directed toward these border communes, establishing friendship associations, admitting members to the Dong Nai Vietnam - Cambodia Friendship Association, and strengthening people-to-people exchanges with Cambodian localities.

On February 28, Dong Nai Traditional Medicine Hospital held a ceremony to commemorate Traditional Medicine Day and to offer incense in remembrance of the 235th death anniversary of Great Physician Hai Thuong Lan Ong Le Huu Trac (the 15th day of the first lunar month).

Dong Nai province is prioritizing multiple solutions to drive the digital transformation process from the grassroots up. Localities are being encouraged to implement innovative models and creative practices to enhance the overall effectiveness of digital integration.