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From 2024 to 2026, the Vietnam Cooperative Alliance has recognized Thuong Giang Agricultural Cooperative in Binh Khe Commune and Binh De Construction Stone Production Cooperative in North Hoai Nhon Ward as “Cooperative Stars.”

Authorities across Gia Lai province are moving forward with plans to reorganize villages, hamlets and residential groups as part of a broader effort to streamline grassroots governance and improve public service delivery under Vietnam’s two-tier local government model.

Gia Lai Province has issued a plan to implement memoranda of understanding with the northeastern Cambodian provinces of Preah Vihear, Stung Treng and Ratanakiri in 2026, outlining cooperation activities across multiple sectors as part of the 2026–2030 partnership framework.

Gia Lai province and UNICEF discussed strengthening cooperation to support children, ethnic minorities and vulnerable groups during a meeting between provincial leaders and a UNICEF delegation on Sunday.

ICISE has been ranked sixth in Vietnam in the field of Physical Sciences in the latest Nature Index assessment, covering the period from February 1, 2025, to January 31, 2026.

Winning first prize at the 2025–2026 Provincial Excellent Homeroom Teacher Contest for lower secondary schools marks another milestone in the career of Trần Thị Mỹ Long, a Literature teacher at Lê Hồng Phong Secondary School in Quy Nhơn Ward.

Vietnam has identified foreign affairs as a key driver for expanding development opportunities as the country pursues its goal of becoming a high-income, developed nation by the middle of the 21st century.

Quy Nhon–Cu Lao Xanh passenger speedboats will begin operating from Mui Tan Wharf in Quy Nhon Ward from June 15, according to a notice issued by Nhon Chau Commune authorities.

Prolonged heatwaves have triggered a sharp increase in electricity demand across Gia Lai Province in recent days. To ensure a safe and stable power supply for production and daily life, Gia Lai Power Company has implemented a range of proactive measures.

The 2026 Gia Lai Province Youth Informatics Contest concluded on June 4 at Quy Nhon University after two days of competition, showcasing strong programming performance and a range of student-developed technology projects aimed at solving real-world problems.

Gia Lai’s producers under Vietnam’s One Commune One Product (OCOP) Programme are preparing to meet stricter national standards following the introduction of a new evaluation and ranking framework that places greater emphasis on branding, market development and product sustainability.

An Toan commune in Gia Lai province is increasingly leveraging its extensive forest resources to promote socio-economic development, raise household incomes and advance sustainable poverty reduction efforts.

Authorities in Gia Lai Province will rotate 38 doctors from hospitals and public healthcare facilities to commune-level health stations in 2026 as part of efforts to address staffing shortages and strengthen grassroots healthcare services.

Hundreds of offshore fishing vessels have returned to Tam Quan Fishing Port in early June with holds full of fish and squid, delivering a boost to local fishermen as seafood catches remain strong and prices show signs of improvement.

The Vietnam Blind Association has honored two visually impaired individuals from Gia Lai for their inspiring stories of perseverance and contribution to society, highlighting the enduring message that disability does not diminish a person’s value or potential.

Schools across Gia Lai are intensifying final preparations for the 2026 National High School Graduation Exam, with educators focusing not only on academic revision and test-taking skills but also on helping students maintain confidence and emotional stability ahead of the crucial assessment.

Gia Lai Provincial Party Secretary Thai Dai Ngoc has called for accelerated construction of a large-scale boarding school project serving seven border communes, urging contractors to increase manpower and resources to ensure completion on schedule.

Free swimming classes are being rolled out across Gia Lai province as youth organizations and swimming centers seek to equip children with essential water safety skills and reduce drowning risks during the summer break.

Gia Lai province has stepped up efforts to expand cooperation with Francophone partners in education, science, technology, trade and sustainable development following meetings with French, Belgian and Cambodian diplomats on the sidelines of the Francophone Education Forum on May 28.

Reporters from Gia Lai Newspaper and Radio & Television spoke with Mr. Nguyễn Đình Kha, Deputy Director of the Department of Industry and Trade, about preparations for the launch of E10 RON 95-III biofuel and public concerns surrounding fuel quality, safety, and supply.

In the years following national reunification, thousands of people from northern and central Vietnam left their hometowns for the Central Highlands under the Party and State’s new economic zone policy, transforming remote and populated land into thriving residential and agricultural communities.

As copyright infringement and illegal digital content distribution become increasingly sophisticated, Vietnamese authorities are stepping up efforts to strengthen intellectual property (IP) protection in the digital era.

Inside a sprawling 60,000-square-metre complex of laboratories and greenhouses, millions of acacia and eucalyptus seedlings grow under fluorescent lights in sterile glass jars. 

The Provincial Youth Union, the Vietnam Youth Federation of Gia Lai Province and the Vietnam Student Association of Gia Lai on May 24 launched the 2026 Summer Youth Volunteer Campaign in Quy Nhon Ward, in response to the Month of Action for Children and World Environment Day 2026.