Effective grassroots mobilisation in An Lao commune, Gia Lai province, is helping unlock resources for infrastructure and economic development, as local authorities gain strong public backing for key projects.
Gia Lai Party Secretary Thai Dai Ngoc on January 29 met Kato Hirosuke, chairman of the Japan - Vietnam Friendship Association in Sakai City, to discuss ongoing cooperation and opportunities to deepen ties between the Vietnamese province and Japanese partners.
After five years of implementing the National Target Program (NTP) for socio-economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas for the 2021-2025 period, localities across Gia Lai have recorded marked progress, with living standards among ethnic minority communities.
More than 1,070 respected community figures across a Vietnamese province are playing a key role in improving infrastructure, preventing outdated customs, and preserving ethnic cultural heritage, according to local authorities.
Ethnic minority communities in the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai are turning traditional forest and agricultural products into nationally recognized brands through Vietnam’s “One Commune, One Product” (OCOP) program, combining cultural preservation with sustainable economic growth.
Construction of the Cat Tien–Diem Van coastal road has reached a key milestone, with 10 out of 13.5 kilometers paved with crushed stone and nearly 86% of the 2025 provincial funding disbursed, according to the project’s management board.
Gia Lai Province is intensifying efforts to expand border trade with Cambodia, targeting total trade turnover through the Le Thanh International Border Gate to reach $500 million by 2030, according to a provincial development plan.
Gia Lai province is expediting detailed zoning and functional subdivision plans for the Le Thanh International Border Gate Economic Zone (EZ) to attract strategic investors and fully unlock its economic potential.
Thousands of women across Gia Lai province are transforming their lives and local economies through the “Supporting women’s startups for the 2017–2025 period” (Project 939), a government-backed initiative aimed at enhancing women’s knowledge, entrepreneurship, and financial independence.
(GLO) – Gia Lai province in Vietnam is expediting the construction of major infrastructure projects in its western region, aiming to disburse more than 90% of public investment capital in 2025 and achieve full completion by January 31, 2026, according to provincial authorities.
