During the 2026–2030 period, Thai Nguyen Province will allocate more than VND 1.9 trillion to invest in and upgrade rural transport infrastructure in 34 disadvantaged and especially disadvantaged communes, contributing to socio-economic development in rural areas.

Thai Nguyen, a midland province rich in tradition and renowned for its tea culture, is entering a new phase of transformation with a well-planned and sustainable green tourism development strategy. Leveraging its ecological advantages, traditional craft villages, and rich cultural heritage, the province is gradually unlocking its potential and creating new growth momentum for the tourism sector.

On May 30, a launch ceremony was held in La Bang Commune, Thai Nguyen Province, to kick off the campaigns “Building Orderly, Disciplined, Civilized and Attractive Communes and Wards” and “Building New Rural Areas, Promoting Sustainable Poverty Reduction.

On May 30, at the University of Technology under Thai Nguyen University, the Provincial Party Committee’s Commission for Communication, Education and Mass Mobilization organized a 2026 awareness-raising conference for the university’s officials, youth members and students.

On May 30, at Hao Dat Tea Cooperative in Tan Cuong Commune, the Thai Nguyen Provincial Police held a meeting with key opinion leaders (KOLs), administrators of online communities and social media groups, and officially launched the “Tea Land Digital Trust Club.”

In recent days, prolonged hot weather has driven electricity demand sharply higher, particularly during peak hours. To ensure a stable power supply for both daily life and production activities, electricity sector workers have continued working tirelessly in the field despite harsh conditions.

On May 27, Mr. Trinh Xuan Truong, Secretary of the Thai Nguyen Provincial Party Committee, together with a provincial delegation, visited and presented gifts to students at the Bac Kan Center for Inclusive Education Development Support in Duc Xuan Ward, joining them in celebrating International Children’s Day (June 1).

From May 14 to 20, Working Delegation No.17 of the Naval Service conducted a visit to encourage officers, soldiers, and residents in the Truong Sa Special Zone and DK1 platforms. Thai Nguyen Province sent 29 delegates to join the mission.

As temperatures in Thai Nguyen have recently approached 40°C, the province’s electronics and home appliance market has become increasingly active. Air conditioners and air coolers are among the most sought-after products as residents look for ways to protect their health and improve living conditions during the extreme heat.