Politics

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on 29 November directed authorities in four central highland and south-central provinces to ensure that all families affected by recent floods are stabilized by 10 December 2025, urging rapid reconstruction and recovery following devastating rains.

After providing VNĐ50 billion (nearly US$1.9 million) in aid for Gia Lai Province, Hà Nội has allocated an additional VNĐ200 billion to support the locality in overcoming the aftermath of the historic floods, helping residents quickly stabilise their lives and restore production activities.

Vietnam’s government has issued a sweeping resolution outlining urgent measures to address the severe aftermath of consecutive storms and historic flooding that struck Hà Tĩnh to Lâm Đồng from late October through November.

As Việt Nam grapples with extensive damage caused by recent storms and prolonged flooding, especially in the central and Central Highlands regions, the international community has offered emergency assistance to help the country overcome the crisis.

Gia Lai province on November 19 held a solemn ceremony at Kpă Klơng Square in Chư Prông commune to mark the 60th anniversary of the Plei Me Victory (1965-2025), reaffirming the historic event’s significance in the resistance war against the United States for national salvation.

Gia Lai Newspaper and Radio-Television on November 17 launched a bilingual online section providing detailed information on 135 communes and wards across the province, following recent administrative mergers.

The Ministry of National Defence and the Gia Lai provincial Party Committee on November 18 opened a scientific conference in Pleiku to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Plei Me Victory (1965 - 2025).

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Nguyễn Hữu Quế on November 14 hosted a courtesy meeting with Mr. Souphanh Hadaoheuang, Consul General of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic in Da Nang, who visited the province on the occasion of concluding his term of office in Vietnam.

Sixty years after the Plei Me Campaign marked the first large-scale victory of Vietnamese forces over the United States in the Central Highlands, veterans and their families say the battle remains a living memory and a defining legacy for the Jrai community.

The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Gia Lai Province has launched a fundraising campaign to help residents recover from the devastating impact of typhoon No. 13 (Kalmaegi), which recently struck the Central Highlands province.

Provincial Party Secretary Thái Đại Ngọc has directed local authorities to make helping residents recover from the devastating Storm No. 13 an urgent and top priority, during an inspection of storm-hit coastal communes on Friday morning.

Party General Secretary To Lam expressed his hope that the 14th plenum of the 13th Party Central Committee will build strong consensus on the development vision and strategic directions to be presented at the 14th National Party Congress.

Quy Nhon City is stepping up efforts to strengthen its global tourism profile, with local authorities urged to turn the city into a leading destination following its inclusion in Lonely Planet’s list of the world’s top 25 destinations for 2026.

Gia Lai Province will hold a series of events on November 18 -19 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Plei Me Victory (November 19, 1965 - November 19, 2025), honoring one of the landmark military successes during the resistance war against the United States.

The Gia Lai provincial Party Committee convened a major conference on Sunday to study, disseminate, and implement the Resolution of the 1st Provincial Party Congress for the 2025 - 2030 term.

Gia Lai province has secured the 8th position among 34 provinces and cities nationwide in October 2025 for its performance in serving citizens and businesses through administrative procedures and public service delivery, according to the National Public Service Portal.

Through the “Each week helping a poor household” initiative, soldiers in Gia Lai province provide hands-on support to impoverished border residents, fostering solidarity and community resilience.

Gia Lai Province and Japan’s Ashikaga City (Tochigi Prefecture) signed a memorandum of cooperation on human resource training and exchange, marking a new phase of partnership between the two localities.

Chairman of the Gia Lai Provincial People’s Committee, Pham Anh Tuan, called for breakthrough and sustainable development solutions during a working session with leaders of An Khe Ward, An Binh Ward, and Cuu An Commune, focusing on the province’s final-quarter priorities for 2025.

During group discussions on several draft laws concerning education reform, members of the Gia Lai Provincial National Assembly delegation voiced strong support for a unified national textbook policy, while urging greater consistency and synchronization across related legislative amendments.

Gia Lai province is expediting the completion of commune-level master plans to serve as a unified “development roadmap” for localities following recent administrative boundary adjustments.

More than 84,440 young people across Gia Lai province have been deemed eligible for military service following comprehensive political and policy screening, a crucial step toward fulfilling the province’s 2026 recruitment target in both quantity and quality.

Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, Nguyen Tu Cong Hoang, on Friday chaired a working session in Phu Thien Commune with leaders from Ia Rbol, Ia Sao, Phu Thien, and Chu A Thai Communes, emphasizing that local planning must ensure quality, consistency, and regional connectivity.

Secretary of the Gia Lai Provincial Party Committee Thai Dai Ngoc inspected the coastal road from Cát Tiến Commune to Hoài Nhơn Bắc Ward on October 19 and received reports on the planned relocation of fishing vessels from Quy Nhơn and Đề Gi fishing ports to Tam Quan Fishing Port.