Authorities in Gia Lai province have reaffirmed strong support for businesses as Vietnam rolls out an ambitious plan to develop 1,000 pioneering enterprises by 2030, aimed at driving innovation, productivity and global competitiveness.
Authorities in Vietnam’s Gia Lai province have reaffirmed a conservation-first approach to managing Kon Ka Kinh National Park, emphasising biodiversity protection alongside the development of controlled ecotourism.
Gia Lai province on January 30 announced the full commercial operation of the Ia Pech and Ia Pech 2 wind power projects, officially bringing all turbines online and supplying electricity to Vietnam’s national grid at maximum capacity.
Gia Lai province is accelerating the development of green, circular and ecological industrial parks as part of its long-term strategy to align economic growth with environmental protection and improved social welfare.
The Gia Lai Geography Association on January 18 elected Dr. Nguyễn Thị Lành, a lecturer at the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Quy Nhon University, as its first-term President during the Association’s inaugural congress for the 2025–2030 term held at Quy Nhon University.
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 four years after being designated a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, the Kon Hà Nừng Plateau is entering a new phase focused on implementing concrete measures to balance conservation with local socio-economic development, authorities said.
Gia Lai province, home to nearly one million hectares of forest, is emerging as a strong contender in Vietnam’s developing forest carbon market, with the potential to generate tens of millions of dollars annually while strengthening forest protection and local livelihoods.
The Gia Lai Provincial Farmers’ Association on December 31 convened its first Congress of delegates for the 2025–2030 term, marking a new phase in mobilising farmers and advancing sustainable agricultural development in Vietnam’s Central Highlands.
Gia Lai province attracted five new investment projects in November with total registered capital exceeding VND 2,834 billion, according to Nguyen Van Chau, Deputy Director of the Department of Finance.
Quy Nhon Dong Ward in Gia Lai Province is emerging as a model for sustainable coastal tourism by linking its development with OCOP (One Commune One Product) initiatives.
Facing increasingly severe weather and frequent storms, An Khe-Ka Nak Hydropower Company in Gia Lai Province has reinforced its commitment to disaster prevention, environmental protection, and downstream safety as part of its core operations.
The Sê San River, winding through Vietnam’s borderlands, is emerging as both a source of livelihood and a symbol of resilience and sustainable growth for communities along its banks.
(GLO) – The Standing Committee of the Provincial People’s Council convened to agree on the proposed agenda for the 4th session and the regular year-end session of 2025; Gia Lai Chairman Pham Anh Tuan received Professor Serge Haroche and a delegation of international scientists...
Vietnam’s government has approved adjustments to the national master plan for the 2021-2030 period with a vision to 2050, aiming to transform the country into a modern, upper-middle-income economy driven by innovation, science, and digital transformation.
(GLO) – In Gia Lai province, the principle of “leaving no one behind” has been brought to life through innovative poverty reduction programs, spanning livelihood support, housing, healthcare, education, and humanitarian charity efforts.
(GLO) – As the inaugural Congress of the Gia Lai Provincial Party Committee for the 2025–2030 term nears, residents across the province are voicing confidence and expectations for the event.
(GLO) – Vietnam marked the 80th anniversary of its independence by reaffirming ambitious long-term national targets: to become a modern upper-middle-income country by 2030 and a developed, high-income socialist nation by 2045.
