Recently, the Management Board of Industrial Parks of Thai Nguyen Province launched an emulation movement in response to the campaign “Thai Nguyen’s determination to successfully achieve the goal of sustainable double-digit growth for the 2026-2030 period”.
Mr. Dinh Quang Tuyen, Chairman of the Thai Nguyen Provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, recently visited Ha Thai Tea Joint Stock Company in La Bang Commune.
Recently, the Emulation Cluster No.1 of the Vietnam Veterans’ Association, including the Veterans’ Associations of Thai Nguyen, Bac Ninh, Lang Son, and Cao Bang provinces, organized a visit to Trong Hung Deer Farming Cooperative in Tan Thanh Commune, Thai Nguyen Province.
Under the province’s revised master plan, Thai Nguyen continues to accelerate the development of industrial parks and industrial clusters, expand production space, attract investment, and create new growth drivers, gradually affirming its role as an industrial hub of the Northern Midlands and Mountainous region.
As the peak of the 2026 hot season begins, demand for water for daily use and production activities across Thai Nguyen Province has risen sharply.
On International Workers’ Day (May 1), many people enjoy time off with their families. However, in specialised sectors such as the power industry, work continues around the clock to ensure a stable electricity supply for production and daily life.
In the first months of 2026, TNG Investment and Trading Joint Stock Company reported positive business results, with revenue reaching VND 1,952 billion, up 29% compared to the same period last year.
A target of VND 9.5 trillion in revenue and a stronger push to implement a sustainable development strategy based on ESG criteria are among the key goals set by TNG Investment and Trading Joint Stock Company for 2026.
Amid increasingly strict market requirements for food quality and safety, the livestock sector in the southern localities of Thai Nguyen Province is undergoing a strong transformation. Key communes such as Tan Thanh, Tan Khanh, Kha Son, and Phu Binh are accelerating the application of science and technology, helping increase production value and create sustainable livelihoods.
In the final days of the year, a vibrant Lunar New Year atmosphere spreads across highland villages in the northern part of Thai Nguyen province. This is also the time when traditional local specialties accompany ethnic communities to periodic markets and lowland areas, enriching the Tet celebration with highland cultural identity.
In recent times, the garment sector has continued to play an important role in Thai Nguyen Province’s industrial structure, contributing positively to production value, job creation, and export growth.
