Dong Nai is calling for adjustments to the scale, training fields, and curricula of vocational training programs to meet the city's development needs. To this end, training institutions need to strengthen ties with businesses and align their curricula more closely with practical needs, helping learners develop solid professional skills, adapt to their jobs after graduation, and gain opportunities for long-term career development.
In response to the “For the Poor” campaign launched by the Standing Board of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Committee of Dong Nai City, individuals, families and organizations across the city have contributed in various ways, according to their means, to support poor people and others facing hardship.
One of the objectives of Politburo Resolution No. 16-NQ/TW on Dong Nai City's development through 2035, with a vision to 2065, is to transform the city into a green and smart city developed under airport-city, riverside, multicenter and multipurpose urban models.
Dong Nai is home to more than 421,000 ethnic minority people, accounting for nearly 9.4% of the city’s population. In recent years, ethnic minority communities across the city have actively contributed to building new-style rural areas and civilized urban areas.
Beyond their dedication to their work, many trade union officials and workers in Dong Nai devote themselves to charitable activities, offering support and sharing compassion with people facing difficult circumstances.
On October 18, trade union chapters at all levels across Dong Nai city organized a wide range of activities to care for union members and workers in celebration of Vietnamese Women's Day (October 20).
The Dong Nai Employment Service Center, under the Department of Home Affairs, teamed up with the Binh Phuoc Ward People’s Committee to organize a job fair on the morning of October 17, 2026, bringing employers and job seekers together for direct recruitment.
Dong Nai City is entering a period of accelerated development with its airport, seaports and numerous industrial parks, driving a substantial demand for human resources, particularly highly skilled workers.
On October 16, Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio, Television and the Dong Nai Association for Promoting Education co-organized the 135th edition of the “Giving Wings to Dreams” program at Binh Long High School for the Gifted in Binh Long Ward, bringing a happy ending to Tran Do Dang Quang, a literature-gifted student in Class 11V.
Dong Nai Technology University (DNTU) held the Job Fair and Corporate Showcase 2026 (Job Fair 2026) on October 16, attracting more than 40 businesses with over 250 vacancies across a range of sectors.
Once known as an area with complex public security and social order situation, Long Ha now faces the need for change to achieve comprehensive development across all sectors.
On October 14, the Dong Nai City People's Committee held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Tan Trieu Primary–Secondary– High School project in Tan Trieu Ward, which will be developed as a model socialist school.
Through direct consultations in residential areas, traditional markets and worker housing zones, as well as dialogue sessions with farmers and workers, Dong Nai Social Security is adopting flexible approaches to make social security policies more accessible to residents.
Preferential policy loans are helping many families cover their children's education expenses, ease financial pressure and pursue their educational aspirations with greater confidence. In particular, a lending program for students pursuing STEM fields, comprising science, technology, engineering and mathematics, is expanding access to education in disciplines that are vital to developing a highly skilled workforce.
Focusing on workforce training to meet labor market demands
