Gia Lai is restructuring its One Commune One Product (OCOP) program with a stronger focus on food products, prioritizing quality standardization, value-chain production, brand development and market expansion.
The recognition of An Cuu Communal House and the Mui Vi Rong - Tan Phung Mountain scenic site as provincial-level heritage sites is opening new pathways for socio-economic development in Gia Lai, with authorities seeking to leverage cultural and natural assets to boost tourism.
Gia Lai authorities are stepping up efforts to refine policy frameworks and accelerate e-commerce development, as digital trade becomes a central pillar of economic growth.
The second Tà Má Stream Wild Azalea Festival will take place on March 21 in Hà Ri village, Vĩnh Thịnh commune, offering visitors a blend of natural scenery and Bahnar Kriêm cultural traditions.
Tourism products from Gia Lai Province are attracting significant visitor interest at the ongoing 2026 Spring Fair in Hanoi, offering distinctive Central Highlands experiences and contributing to the promotion of the province ahead of the National Tourism Year.
Businesses across the province are expanding their Tet gift basket offerings this year, emphasizing practicality, clear product origins, and strong local identity as consumer demand begins to rise.
A street food festival in Pleiku Ward has drawn large crowds in the lead-up to the New Year, offering a lively showcase of local cuisine and One Commune One Product (OCOP) specialties as part of a countdown programme to welcome 2026.
Two trade fairs promoting products from ethnic minority and mountainous areas were held this month in Ia Ly and Đak Đoa communes in Gia Lai province, creating new opportunities for local producers to showcase and connect their goods with consumers.
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.
(GLO) – An exhibition of One Commune One Product (OCOP) items is drawing large crowds at the 2025 Highlands and Blue Sea Essence Festival in Quy Nhon. The showcase, held at the Children’s Park in Quy Nhon Ward, is open daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. between August 29 and September 2.
(GLO) – Gia Lai Province hosted an economic exhibition alongside the 2025 Investment Promotion Conference, bringing together 80 enterprises to highlight opportunities in trade, tourism, and technology.
