Nearly 50 grassroots trade unions across Gia Lai province have joined a dance video contest aimed at celebrating Central Highlands culture and marking the first Gia Lai Provincial Trade Union Congress for the 2025–2030 term.
Eighty years after its founding on 10 December 1945, the Party Committee of Gia Lai province, established under the name Tay Son Party Committee, celebrates a legacy shaped through war, renovation, and aspirations for future development.
Gia Lai province is accelerating efforts to eradicate illiteracy in its ethnic minority and mountainous communities, where about 60,000 people aged 15 to 60 remain unable to read and write, according to the provincial Department of Education and Training.
Gia Lai solidified its position as a regional sports powerhouse at the 14th National Sports Festival for Ethnic Minorities, Region II, held in Dong Nai Province from November 15 to 24, 2025.
Gia Lai Province on November 16 broke ground on a multi-level boarding school project for primary and lower secondary students across seven border communes, marking one of the province’s largest recent investments in education infrastructure.
The event aims to promote solidarity among ethnic minorities, particularly the Cham people, in southern and south-central Vietnam, following the recent merger of provincial-level administrative units.
