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<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/174747503/1793885281305_341575817981082915_7010270364376706263_c63ee3e069f8fe0dc7f8e7ef1d9db7af.jpg/fb365633-f294-449e-a32f-ac7e8f5d306d?t=1793885370858"></figure>Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai (fifth from right) presents a commemorative gift to Mr. Chau Nghia Van at the working session with Foxconn Vietnam.The delegation included Mr. Pham Van Thinh, Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee; Major General Bui Duy Hung, Director of the City Police; Colonel Van Khac Thanh, Commander of the City Military Command; along with leaders of the Bac Ninh Industrial Parks Management Board and representatives of relevant agencies.The delegation was welcomed by Mr. Chau Nghia Van, General Director of Foxconn Vietnam, and leaders of the Group’s member companies.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/174747503/1793884659027_341575817981082915_7010270364376706263_4535078d10b1f18035606ded97c58add.jpg/57eca215-6cf6-25c9-fbe9-e30d8088ddff?t=1793885530032"></figure>Delegates attend the working session at Foxconn Vietnam’s headquarters.At the meeting, Foxconn representatives provided an overview of the Group’s development, global production network, operations in Vietnam and development strategy for the coming years.As a world-leading technology group in electronics manufacturing, Foxconn currently operates in 24 countries and territories. Since entering Vietnam in 2007, the Group has gradually expanded its operations across multiple localities, with Bac Ninh serving as one of its key production hubs. To date, Foxconn has implemented 22 projects in Bac Ninh, creating jobs for approximately 140,000 workers and making significant contributions to the city's industrial development, exports and economic growth.Alongside expanding its manufacturing operations, Foxconn is accelerating its transition towards high-tech industries. Under its “3+3+3” strategy, the Group is focusing on three industries – electric vehicles, digital healthcare and robotics; three core technologies – artificial intelligence, semiconductors and next-generation communications; and promoting smart manufacturing, smart electric vehicles and smart cities.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/174747503/tham-phong-trung-bay-cong-nghe-ao.jpg/381f379a-baf4-040f-c581-09b226f7caca?t=1793888902210"></figure>Delegates visit the Group’s technology exhibition area.Speaking at the meeting, Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai commended Foxconn’s development and its contributions to Bac Ninh over nearly two decades, particularly in industrial development, job creation and economic growth. He acknowledged the contributions made by Foxconn and the wider business community to the city's development, helping lay the foundation for Bac Ninh to become a centrally governed city.He expressed his hope that Foxconn would continue expanding its production operations while becoming more deeply involved in technology development, connecting local businesses with the Group’s supply chains and cooperating in the training of highly skilled human resources.He also called on Foxconn to pay greater attention to workers’ living conditions and social welfare; leverage its international partner network to attract more investors to Bac Ninh; actively contribute recommendations to the city's investment attraction and support policies; and promptly report difficulties and obstacles so that the city's relevant authorities can coordinate in addressing them.Bac Ninh is firmly committed to improving its investment and business environment, completing technical infrastructure, accelerating administrative reforms and proactively coordinating to resolve outstanding difficulties and obstacles, thereby creating the most favourable conditions for Foxconn and other businesses to expand production and achieve sustainable, long-term development.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/174747503/1793888744232_7335506580039883800_7335506580039883800_43fcd4c0818b0dcfe464f84899ce47e4.jpg/df602428-f0e6-9ae2-b6de-6e26a251c448?t=1793888951502"></figure>Mr. Chau Nghia Van, General Director of Foxconn Vietnam (seated in the middle), speaks at the working session.For his part, Mr. Chau Nghia Van expressed his sincere appreciation for the attention and support provided by the city’s leaders and Bac Ninh authorities throughout the Group’s operations. He spoke highly of the local investment environment and the authorities’ timely coordination in addressing difficulties related to infrastructure and production conditions, helping the company maintain stable operations and gradually expand its business.He affirmed that Foxconn would continue to regard Bac Ninh as a key location in its development strategy in Vietnam, pledging to maintain a long-term presence, expand production, create more jobs and contribute to the city's socio-economic development.On this occasion, Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai presented a commemorative gift to Mr. Chau Nghia Van, General Director of Foxconn Vietnam’s headquarters./.P.H

On the afternoon of November 5, at Foxconn Vietnam’s headquarters in Hanoi, Mr. Nguyen Hong Thai, Member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Bac Ninh City Party Committee, led a city delegation on a visit and working session with Foxconn Group (Hon Hai Technology Group).

Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai visits and works with Foxconn Vietnam

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/3-5.png/edfdab80-f804-0bd6-9fc7-15cfbe0e3f3f?t=1793700584444"></figure>An overview of the meeting.The meeting was attended by Ms. Lam Thi Huong Thanh, Member of the City Party Sanding Committee and Vice Chairwoman of the City People’s Council; Vice Chairmen of the City People’s Committee; leaders of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee and the city’s National Assembly Delegation; and leaders of departments, agencies and members of the City People’s Committee.The meeting was held in person at the headquarters of the City People’s Committee, with online connections to commune- and ward-level venues.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/3-2.png/669bbde1-9af5-6bae-e943-a10b5b3ae581?t=1793700135297"></figure>From right to left: Sanding Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee&nbsp;Mai Son; Vice Chairman Dao Quang Khai; Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee&nbsp;Dao Thanh Truong; and Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee&nbsp;Ngo Tan Phuong.According to the report presented at the meeting, despite continued global uncertainties and fluctuations in input material prices affecting production, business activities and construction investment, the City People’s Committee had proactively and decisively adopted flexible measures in its direction and administration throughout October and the first ten months of 2026. It focused on addressing difficulties, unlocking resources and accelerating the implementation of assigned tasks. As a result, the city’s socio-economic situation remained stable, with positive results recorded in many areas.In October, the industrial production index increased by 3.42% month-on-month and 22.43% year-on-year, bringing the cumulative growth for the first ten months to 20.44%. Industrial production value reached VND 312,736 billion, up 18.75%. Several key products maintained strong growth, with smartphone output reaching 3.59 times and other semiconductor equipment output 1.65 times the levels recorded in the same period last year.Trade and service activities continued to improve. Retail sales of goods and consumer service revenue reached VND 17,651.6 billion in October and VND 168,403 billion in the first ten months. Total import-export turnover in October was estimated at USD 25.97 billion, up 46.5% year-on-year. Bac Ninh continued to rank first nationwide in import-export turnover.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/3-4.png/6f271b12-6c81-180e-b7fd-fd2ea205c186?t=1793700384261"></figure>From left to right: Vice Chairwoman of the City People’s Council Lam Thi Huong Thanh; Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee Le Xuan Loi; and Vice Chairman&nbsp;of the City People’s Committee Phan The Tuan.State budget revenue in the first ten months reached VND 76,765 billion, equivalent to 106.1% of the annual estimate. Investment attraction continued to achieve outstanding results, with total registered and adjusted investment capital reaching US$554 million in October alone and more than USD19.7 billion cumulatively in the first ten months. Bac Ninh ranked third nationwide in FDI attraction. During the period, 7,304 new enterprises were established across the city, with total registered capital exceeding VND 118,896 billion.Regarding public investment, the total capital plan for 2026 stood at VND 25,181.039 billion. As of October 31, disbursement had reached VND 16,770.132 billion, equivalent to 68.66% of the detailed plan assigned by the city and 104.64% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister at the beginning of the year.In agriculture, the area planted for the winter crop reached 71% of the plan. Production and consumption of fruit crops continued to receive attention, with several products making initial inroads into international markets, including Dao Duong pomelos exported to Russia and guavas exported to the UK.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/3-3.png/458cfb28-ffbc-52a5-8d3f-c52b328aedaf?t=1793700767478"></figure>The Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment discusses key tasks in the sector.Education, healthcare, culture and social welfare continued to be implemented comprehensively. As of October 7, a total of 2,644,729 people across the city had received periodic health check-ups and screening services, representing 75.9% of the target population. During the first ten months, the city created new jobs for 44,360 workers, fulfilling 85.3% of the annual target. Policies for people with meritorious services to the nation and social protection beneficiaries were implemented fully and promptly.National defense and security were maintained, while political security and social order and safety remained basically stable. Administrative reform and digital transformation continued to be accelerated. After one month operating under the model of a centrally governed city, the local government apparatus had functioned smoothly and efficiently, ensuring uninterrupted administrative procedures for residents and businesses. The city's Public Service Quality Index improved from 28th out of 34 provinces and centrally governed cities to 13th. Notably, in 2026, Bac Ninh scored 50.96 points in the Provincial Innovation Index (PII), ranking fifth nationwide, one place higher than the previous year.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/3-1.png/58bea887-dd68-22d7-02e6-adbcc4ca149e?t=1793700073314"></figure>Director of the Department of Science and Technology Than Trung Kien speaks at the meeting.Despite these achievements, the city's socio-economic development still faced several difficulties and shortcomings. Agricultural production remained fragmented; industrial growth was high but had yet to generate commensurate added value; the number of businesses exiting the market remained considerable; site clearance for several projects was behind schedule; and construction sector output remained below the planned scenario. The service sector had yet to fully capitalize on its potential, while the trade deficit remained high.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/3-6.png/0f002feb-6bea-bf1c-5cf1-158efca1fe0c?t=1793700713768"></figure>Chairman of the City People’s Committee Pham Hoang Son gives directions on key tasks at the meeting.Following discussions and opinions raised at the meeting, Chairman of the City People’s Committee Pham Hoang Son outlined key tasks for the coming period, requesting departments, agencies and local authorities to step up efforts, review all unfinished tasks and targets, clearly assign responsibilities and specific duties, and strengthen regular monitoring and inspections to achieve the highest possible level of fulfillment of the 2026 socio-economic development targets.He also called for close coordination with statistical agencies to regularly update and provide complete and accurate data, ensuring that assessments of the city's socio-economic performance are realistic, transparent and consistent. Relevant agencies were instructed to proactively review and thoroughly prepare documents for submission to upcoming sessions of the City People’s Council, ensuring quality and compliance with prescribed deadlines and procedures.Regarding economic development, the Chairman emphasized the need to prioritize production and business activities, considering the removal of difficulties and obstacles facing enterprises and investors a key and ongoing task. Departments and agencies must proactively receive and promptly address specific business proposals, creating favorable conditions for projects to get underway and production facilities to become operational at the earliest possible time, thereby contributing to overall growth. Local authorities were urged to accelerate site clearance and complete infrastructure in industrial parks and clusters, creating available land and the necessary conditions to attract investment and preparing resources for the following year's development.The agriculture sector and local authorities were asked to thoroughly assess the results of the summer-autumn crop and the implementation of the winter crop, with particular attention to reviewing fruit output and developing solutions to offset any production shortfalls.The Chairman also stressed that agencies must make every effort to fulfill the 2026 state budget revenue target, ensuring that taxes, fees and other revenues are collected fully and accurately. Budget management and expenditure discipline must be strengthened, with flexible, economical and efficient administration and resources prioritized for development tasks.At the same time, agencies must resolutely review and address difficulties and obstacles affecting stalled and delayed projects, clearly identifying each issue, the responsible parties and the corresponding resolution roadmap. Projects meeting the necessary conditions should be promptly resumed to unlock resources, generate additional growth momentum and increase revenue for the city.He requested departments, agencies and local authorities to strengthen their state management responsibilities across all sectors, particularly in mineral resource management, environmental protection, waste treatment, electricity, water supply and other issues directly affecting people's daily lives.They were also asked to continue reviewing and consolidating the school system, paying due attention to education, healthcare and public health services, while promoting cultural activities, particularly by making thorough preparations for the organization of Vietnam Culture Day (November 24). Policies for people with meritorious services, poverty reduction and social welfare must be implemented fully and promptly. Agencies and local authorities should proactively prepare resources and organize support for poor households and disadvantaged people during the Lunar New Year, ensuring that assistance reaches the right beneficiaries and is practical and effective, so that no one is left without support during the holiday.The Chairman further called for ensuring national defense and security, proactively preparing plans for natural disaster prevention and control, and improving the quality of inspections, citizen reception and the settlement of complaints and denunciations.The meeting also considered and discussed several other important matters, including the draft Resolution of the City People’s Council stipulating areas where livestock farming is prohibited and support policies for relocating livestock farms out of such areas; the draft Decision of the City People’s Committee decentralizing the authority to approve annual provincial-level agricultural extension plans, tasks and projects; and the draft Plan on Developing Concentrated Production of Key Fruit Crops Linked with Product Consumption for the 2026–2030 Period in the city./.P.H

On the afternoon of November 3, under the chairmanship of Mr. Pham Hoang Son, Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee and Chairman of the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee, the City People’s Committee held its regular meeting for October 2026 to review the city’s socio-economic performance, discuss key tasks for November and consider a number of other important matters.

Chairman Pham Hoang Son: Resolutely addressing bottlenecks to unlock resources and promote socio-economic development

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/2-4.png/5799b39d-25c9-07a8-5c12-4c582a7689f2?t=1793597744440"></figure>Chairman Pham Hoang Son (front row, third from left) inspects the project construction site in Tri Qua Ward.Also joining the inspection were Mr. Pham Van Thinh, Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee; Major General Bui Duy Hung, Director of the Bac Ninh City Public Security; leaders of relevant departments, sectors and localities; the investor; and other relevant units.The project to build the road connecting Gia Binh Airport with Hanoi, covering the section from Km9+00 to Km27+766, is a special-grade road project under Group A. It is being implemented under the public-private partnership (PPP) model through a Build-Transfer (BT) contract. The route is 18.766 km long and passes through six communes and wards: Gia Binh, Lam Thao, Tram Lo, Mao Dien, Thuan Thanh and Tri Qua. The project has a total investment of more than VND 25.087 trillion, a cross-sectional width of 120 meters and a land-use requirement of approximately 403 hectares.The road serves as a strategic external connectivity corridor, providing essential links for the operation and exploitation of Gia Binh Airport. It is expected to promote the development of urban, service and logistics spaces, while serving as key infrastructure for APEC 2027.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/2-5.png/a95c1f91-9efd-f909-361b-2be3a682bec6?t=1793597858717"></figure>Chairman Pham Hoang Son (front row, second from right) and Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh (far right) discuss the project directly with the investor and contractors at the construction site.According to the report, site clearance for the project has achieved positive results. Local authorities have approved land acquisition plans covering a total of 402.4 hectares, equivalent to 99% of the required area, and paid VND 3.767 trillion in compensation and support. A total of 392 hectares, or 97%, has been handed over to the investor. The relocation of graves has been completed, with all 2,899 graves moved, while 796 out of 804 houses have been dismantled and relocated, reaching 99%. Bomb and mine clearance has also been completed across 100% of the handed-over land.Regarding construction, contractors are carrying out roadbed and pavement foundation works, as well as bridge construction, on the areas already handed over. Major activities include stripping topsoil, sand embankment, soil-cement pile installation and bored pile construction. However, the actual value of work completed under the construction packages stands at only VND 165 billion out of VND 19.194 trillion, equivalent to 0.86% of the contract value.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/2-3.png/1b239149-7cb7-bbaa-d614-dc7a7fc174c8?t=1793598110177"></figure>City leaders inspect the project construction site.The project is facing several difficulties and obstacles related to compensation and site clearance in Mao Dien Ward and Lam Thao Commune, as well as land belonging to Thuan Thanh Logistics Park I Co., Ltd. Meanwhile, projects involving the relocation of technical infrastructure and the construction of resettlement areas are being urgently implemented.After hearing the report and conducting a direct site inspection, participants discussed and clarified outstanding issues and obstacles concerning site clearance, construction organization and the conditions required for project implementation.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/1793602512909_8231580760231459816_8231580760231459816_1d8b6d4ae704a18db2312d4969136005.jpg/7ee8958d-3c81-3645-ae36-f07163b8f4fe?t=1793602658104"></figure>Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh discusses outstanding issues and obstacles.Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh also directly discussed the remaining difficulties and proposed several solutions. He called on local authorities to focus on resolving all outstanding site-clearance issues; accelerate the completion of dossiers and compensation and support plans, as well as land acquisition and allocation procedures; and strengthen communication and mobilization efforts to encourage organizations and individuals to receive compensation promptly, hand over land and relocate assets and structures. He also urged the urgent completion of resettlement areas to ensure that residents can soon stabilize their lives.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/2-1.png/499b9a74-8d47-62f6-c942-8ccb30439707?t=1793598006213"></figure>Chairman Pham Hoang Son delivers conclusions at the inspection.Concluding the inspection and giving directions on key tasks, Chairman Pham Hoang Son acknowledged and highly appreciated the efforts made by local authorities in carrying out site clearance. He emphasized that although the remaining workload is relatively small compared with the overall project scope, it must be fully addressed without delay to avoid affecting the project’s overall progress.He requested Mao Dien Ward and Lam Thao Commune to urgently complete site clearance for all remaining cases, with a target completion date of November 25, 2026. They must strictly follow all prescribed procedures and proactively coordinate with relevant departments and sectors to resolve difficulties and obstacles. At the same time, local authorities must promptly take over, manage and protect the land already handed over, preventing any renewed encroachment that could disrupt construction.For the investor and contractors, the Chairman required them to strictly honor their progress commitments, promptly increase manpower, machinery and equipment, and review and adjust construction plans to suit actual conditions. They must develop detailed schedules for each work item and road section as a basis for inspection and supervision. Construction must be accelerated immediately on the areas already handed over to ensure effective use of resources and prevent delays on cleared sites.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/2-7.png/ff48447d-9472-ef99-e8c8-9dca321e6441?t=1793598706923"></figure>Chairman Pham Hoang Son reviews the project map and conducts a site inspection in the section passing through Thuan Thanh Ward.He assigned relevant departments, sectors and units to proactively coordinate and focus on resolving difficulties involving the relocation of technical infrastructure, power supply, construction material sources and related procedures, thereby creating the most favorable conditions for the investor and contractors to accelerate project implementation. In particular, procedures related to the supply of embankment soil and construction materials must be urgently addressed. Inspection and supervision must also be strengthened to ensure that emerging issues are dealt with promptly.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920228/2-8.png/bced6240-e91a-b35f-66cd-4a234fd13329?t=1793601557304"></figure>Contractors actively carry out construction work at the project site.The Chairman stressed that all levels, sectors, localities and relevant units must enhance their sense of responsibility, strengthen coordination and resolutely fulfill their assigned tasks. Site clearance must proceed in tandem with synchronized construction activities to ensure that the road is completed and put in place according to schedule./.P.H

On the morning of November 2, Mr. Pham Hoang Son, Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee and Chairman of the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee, inspected the progress of the road connecting Gia Binh Airport with Hanoi, covering the section from Km9+00 to Km27+766 through Bac Ninh City.

Chairman Pham Hoang Son inspects progress of road connecting Gia Binh Airport with Hanoi

Attending the event were Mr. Nguyen Viet Oanh, Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee and Chairman of the City People's Council; Mr. Le Xuan Loii, Member of the Standing Board of the City Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee; leaders of several departments, agencies and relevant organizations, as well as representatives of People's Committees of communes and wards across the city.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/163116306/1793245439051_1506745492554072627_5364592147904858024_0f15df59785b9c2a5cc174eb8f84021f.jpg/c0fefb75-348b-c115-dfeb-7e64d1a2fb4c?t=1793250256582"></figure>Bac Ninh city leaders present the departure flag to the Bac Ninh sports delegation.According to the conference report, as of August 30, 2026, all 99 out of 99 communes and wards had successfully organized their Sports Festivals, fulfilling 100% of the set target. On average, each locality held at least eight competition events, while mountainous communes organized approximately five events. Across the city, more than 880 sports tournaments and competitions were held at the commune and ward levels, attracting approximately 45,000 athlete participations.Regarding the city-level Sports Festival, the Organizing Committee scheduled 20 competition events. By September 2026, all events had been successfully completed, achieving 100% of the plan. Nearly 600 medals were awarded, with more than 3,500 participations by officials, coaches and athletes. The opening ceremony took place on September 6 at the city's Sports Arena, featuring more than 762 participants from 26 contingents in a parade showcasing the city's strength and unity. The contingents represented mass organizations, armed forces, athletes, referees, students and 11 emulation clusters, collectively representing all 99 communes and wards.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/163116306/IMG_7017.jpg/9d5a01c6-54b5-2c86-78c6-89518547baec?t=1793257241719"></figure>Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi addresses the conference.Speaking at the conference, Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi affirmed that the Sports Festivals at all levels had become widespread sporting events, attracting enthusiastic participation and support from large numbers of local residents. The events had helped improve people's cultural and spiritual lives, promote the movement of “All people exercise their bodies following the example of the Great President Ho Chi Minh,” and identify and select promising athletes for high-performance sports.He called on authorities and relevant sectors at all levels to continue promoting mass participation in sports, investing in sports facilities and improving the quality of human resources, thereby ensuring the substantive, sustainable and balanced development of the city's sports movement.Building on these achievements, the Bac Ninh sports delegation will participate in the 10th National Sports Games 2026 with 56 coaches and 279 athletes, competing in 17 sports across 218 events. The delegation aims to win more than 90 medals of various kinds, including at least 30 gold medals.The Games are scheduled to take place from November 14 to December 12, 2026, in Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Nai City and Dong Thap Province, featuring 48 sports and 973 competition events.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/163116306/1793245439037_1506745492554072627_5364592147904858024_82a9188715eb34447e5ee5d7d5623377.jpg/c332b8fe-9344-f88c-fe8d-30cf13838cc4?t=1793250370550"></figure>Chairman of the City People's Council Nguyen Viet Oanh (center) presents Certificates of Merit to outstanding collectives.To achieve the targets set, Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi requested the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism and relevant agencies to review and finalize all preparations concerning personnel, technical expertise, equipment and competition conditions. He also called for specific plans for each sport, event and medal-contending athlete.In addition, the delegation must be provided with adequate accommodation, healthcare and transportation arrangements. Coaches and athletes were urged to demonstrate discipline, confidence and determination, strictly observe competition rules and regulations, and uphold the image of Bac Ninh sports.Following the Games, relevant agencies are required to evaluate the performance of each sport, team and athlete, identify the city's strengths and priority events, and develop plans for high-performance sports development in the coming years, with particular emphasis on improving coaching quality and applying science and technology to training.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/163116306/1793249796919_1506745492554072627_5364592147904858024_98f2d75b33ee84e279018610a2ac3824.jpg/6c7bee57-30f5-13c0-5c73-1d49e62e0bed?t=1793250407585"></figure>Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi (center) presents Certificates of Merit to individuals with outstanding achievements.In recognition of outstanding achievements at the Sports Festival, the City People's Committee awarded Certificates of Merit to 16 collectives and 11 individuals. The Organizing Committee also presented first-, second- and third-place overall trophies to the units achieving the highest rankings in the medal standings, as well as flags to the top-performing units in the 11 emulation clusters.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/163116306/1793245438999_1506745492554072627_5364592147904858024_434f20ff8c2c95feee4c9da09a2941b5.jpg/88d8c094-f66e-ae66-5c99-8271a59f85b9?t=1793250440046"></figure>The Organizing Committee presents flags to units with outstanding results in the overall medal standings.On this occasion, Bac Ninh city leaders presented the departure flag to the Bac Ninh sports delegation ahead of its participation in the 10th National Sports Games 2026, demonstrating the delegation's determination to achieve outstanding results and contribute to affirming the position of Bac Ninh sports on the national sporting stage./P.H

On the morning of October 29, the Bac Ninh City People's Committee held a conference to review the First Bac Ninh City Sports Festival at all administrative levels in 2026, followed by a send-off ceremony for the Bac Ninh sports delegation participating in the 10th National Sports Games 2026.

Bac Ninh reviews first Municipal-Level sports festival and holds send-off ceremony for its delegation to10th National Sports Games 2026

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9674+%282%29.jpg/17a140c0-e810-7c7e-ea97-524e10b9cd7d?t=1792726544740"></figure>&nbsp;Dong Ky Pagoda is a Buddhist place of worship that has undergone numerous restorations and renovations. Its surviving architectural features date back to the reign of Emperor Khai Dinh. The complex comprises several structures, including a bell tower, the Tam Bao (Main Buddha Hall), a rear hall, the Patriarchs’ Hall, a guesthouse, and a pagoda tower garden.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9646+%281%29.jpg/d9835c05-d362-39d7-ad19-24e70cd3ce44?t=1792726916040"></figure>The main gate retains its traditional, time-honoured appearance.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_0045+%281%29.jpg/f3d093f5-38bb-0b54-7c1d-2ea4ca5e1338?t=1792727080243"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9664+%281%29.jpg/41855568-27f9-b5d7-6c51-75a8b67f3220?t=1792728192812"></figure>A large pond lies in front of the pagoda, bordered by stone embankments and crossed by an elegantly curved blue-stone bridge. These features create an open, tranquil landscape for the relic complex.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/chua-dong-ky-2141.jpg/035260dc-1085-86f4-eadf-f5113717e28b?t=1792727123844"></figure>&nbsp;The bell tower stands at the front of the pagoda. It has an almost square ground plan, a single bay with two side compartments, and a two-storey structure with upturned roof corners. Its decorative features include dragon motifs emerging from stylised foliage at the roof corners, while a pair of dragons flanking the sun adorns the roof ridge.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_0010+%281%29.jpg/664d8c89-6bab-6a65-fbc3-d187c74bc80d?t=1792727243556"></figure>The Tam Bao Hall was once an important revolutionary base during the pre-August Revolution period of 1940–1945. It was used by Truong Chinh, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Indochina at the time, and other senior Party officials, including Hoang Van Thu, Hoang Quoc Viet and Nguyen Luong Bang.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9626.jpg/03aa675b-dee7-bbdf-b6cf-3b206f082d82?t=1792727509738"></figure>On March 9, 1945, the Standing Committee of the Party Central Committee held an enlarged meeting at Dong Ky Pagoda and issued the historic directive entitled “The Japanese-French Conflict and Our Action.”<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9590+%281%29.jpg/4a5082b4-1efd-b8dc-c4ed-b31c2a42c4fa?t=1792727281328"></figure>A memorial house dedicated to Comrade Truong Chinh, former General Secretary of the Party, is also located within the pagoda grounds.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9599.jpg/fe999e30-125f-fa3c-6fae-19db21552588?t=1792727365152"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9600+%281%29.jpg/f1d4e95b-bbae-e3c3-5517-9ba983c0d35c?t=1792727427068"></figure>The memorial house preserves numerous valuable historical artefacts, reflecting the site’s important role in the revolutionary movement.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9607.jpg/e4b2ad01-c15c-1267-3f5f-0a510a869c18?t=1792727469971"></figure>An emergency escape tunnel remains as a testament to the secret revolutionary activities conducted by senior Party officials at the site.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9663.jpg/08a8f83b-013d-00f5-2f0c-012e2faa5422?t=1792728286603"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9630.jpg/d4fcd0da-c339-159c-13d5-4f2f4d69c343?t=1792728366375"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9620.jpg/0db0220b-86b7-610e-b067-afa5b2efba03?t=1792728490926"></figure>Other structures within the complex include the Patriarchs’ Hall, the guesthouse and an ancient water reservoir.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9621.jpg/660e7c80-5b70-2c45-f754-552ab8690439?t=1792728246903"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9632.jpg/516e902e-2a8b-4cb0-bf5b-0cbb8550b7fb?t=1792728426316"></figure>Dong Ky Pagoda also preserves many valuable artefacts dating from the Nguyen Dynasty, including Buddha statues, imperial horizontal lacquered boards, parallel sentences and bronze bells.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9637.jpg/d5656982-9fa9-68fd-6d29-6f204c32c0a2?t=1792727941711"></figure>A stone incense altar dating back to 1699 is among the notable artefacts preserved at the site.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9640.jpg/131206fc-ad87-0256-de7e-e96d3e78c3bf?t=1792727973587"></figure>A statue of Guanyin, the Bodhisattva of Compassion, stands within the pagoda grounds.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9644.jpg/20da88c1-aa9a-c157-dd0f-c10a8b24b636?t=1792727899412"></figure>&nbsp;The courtyard is home to numerous centuries-old trees, including banyan, bodhi, si and dalbergia trees, which contribute to the site’s peaceful, ancient and sacred atmosphere. Several of these trees have been officially recognised as Heritage Trees.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9675+%282%29.jpg/4648e5da-7e86-9b18-7e4e-09c5cb3b351f?t=1792727839140"></figure>Adjacent to the pagoda is Dong Ky Communal House, another nationally recognised historical and cultural relic. Together, the communal house and the pagoda form a harmonious and distinctive heritage complex.The Dong Ky communal house and pagoda complex has been carefully preserved and promoted by local authorities and residents over the years. It has become a notable cultural and tourism destination, attracting visitors from across the country to the historic Bac Ninh–Kinh Bac region.The annual pagoda festival takes place on the fourth day of the first lunar month.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/IMG_9628.jpg/d16e6657-fafb-031a-0696-c08bdf1365b7?t=1792727802079"></figure>Dong Ky Pagoda was recognised by the State as a national historical and cultural relic under Decision No. 15-VH/QD dated March 13, 1974.P.H

Situated on the banks of the Ngu Huyen Khe River, Dong Ky Pagoda, a national historical and cultural relic in Dong Nguyen Ward, Bac Ninh City, is known by its Sino-Vietnamese name, “Tay Am Tu.” The pagoda was built during the Le Dynasty in the 17th century. Over the centuries, additional structures were constructed at different stages, forming the complex as it stands today. The site serves as a place of religious and cultural activities and helps educate younger generations about the nation’s revolutionary traditions.

Dong Ky Pagoda - National Historical and Cultural Relic in Dong Nguyen Ward

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/5+%2812%29.gif/8f71f7a4-15a6-9e51-6115-c0b175ee13db?t=1792745585715"></figure>Vice Chairman Dao Thanh Truong chairs the meeting.In his opening remarks, Vice Chairman Dao Thanh Truong underscored the role of science and technology, innovation and digital transformation in promoting socio-economic development, enhancing competitiveness and improving the effectiveness of state governance. He called on participants to review achievements, identify shortcomings and their underlying causes, and propose solutions focusing on the review of 2026 tasks and orientations for 2027; assessment of progress in addressing the major challenges already announced; development of a list of major challenges for the 2026–2030 period; finalization of the 2027 Information Technology Application and Digital Transformation Plan; and resolution of difficulties and obstacles encountered during implementation.At the meeting, the Department of Science and Technology reported on the results achieved during the first ten months of the year, along with key tasks for the final two months of 2026 and for 2027. Of the 17 assigned socio-economic targets, eight had been achieved or exceeded, while the remaining nine were still being implemented. The city allocated VND 866.254 billion from the state budget for science and technology development, innovation and digital transformation, equivalent to 1.52% of its total local budget expenditure in 2026.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/1+%2819%29.gif/6f3c4cb6-b50b-e6a1-57d4-1533a66a0f7c?t=1792745627299"></figure>Director of the Department of Science and Technology Than Trung Kien speaks at the meeting.In digital transformation, efforts continued to improve institutional and policy frameworks, develop digital infrastructure and shared platforms, and build digital data resources. As of October 21, 2026, the Department of Science and Technology offered 271 administrative procedures, of which 238 were available as fully online public services. The department received 2,244 applications, all submitted online. Of these, 2,204 were processed on time, 34 were being processed within the prescribed time limit, and six were overdue.Despite these achievements, implementation continued to face challenges, including shortages of human resources, inadequate information technology infrastructure at some agencies, difficulties in connecting and sharing sector-specific data, and obstacles relating to mechanisms for implementing certain science and technology and innovation tasks.Regarding the major challenges identified for 2026, 21 tasks had been announced, comprising 16 city-level tasks and five commune-level tasks. Of these, two had been completed, six remained under implementation, and eight were proposed for removal from the list because shared systems were already available, the tasks had been incorporated into other projects or programmes, or they were no longer aligned with practical needs. The review aims to concentrate resources on urgent priorities and avoid duplicated, fragmented or inefficient investment.For the 2026–2030 period, the Department of Science and Technology had invited departments, agencies, local authorities, associations and businesses to propose major challenges, providing a basis for developing a list that reflects practical needs.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/2+%2813%29.gif/882adc2a-24dd-a3a2-c15e-092607fa94f7?t=1792745644212"></figure>Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology Le Xuan Tam presents a report at the meeting.The draft 2027 Information Technology Application and Digital Transformation Plan sets out orientations for further strengthening digital infrastructure, improving connectivity and interoperability, enhancing data utilization, developing digital platforms, adopting emerging technologies, ensuring information security, and improving service quality for citizens and businesses.Proposed tasks and projects must stem from actual needs, clearly define deliverables and expected outcomes, demonstrate investment effectiveness, and be supported by feasible resource allocations. They must also avoid duplication, fragmented implementation and wasteful spending.Representatives of departments, agencies and local authorities discussed difficulties in connecting and sharing sector-specific data, upgrading information technology infrastructure, ensuring cybersecurity and network security, implementing online public services, disbursing science and technology funding, improving workforce quality, and establishing mechanisms to attract talent.Participants also focused on criteria for reviewing, selecting and proposing major challenges for the 2026–2030 period. They stressed that proposed tasks must address genuine practical needs, be urgent, and be feasible for the relevant agencies, units and local authorities.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/6+%286%29.gif/e18e5741-a3cb-bc19-8a62-5c73f81aa677?t=1792745666112"></figure>Senior Colonel Than Van Duy, Deputy Director of the Bac Ninh City Public Security speaks at the meeting.In his concluding remarks, Vice Chairman Dao Thanh Truong acknowledged and commended the efforts and results achieved by the Department of Science and Technology and other departments and agencies.Digital transformation initiatives had been implemented in a relatively coordinated manner, while the shared data repository and the Intelligent Operations Center (IOC) had begun to demonstrate their value in supporting leadership, management and operational decision-making. Notably, the city's Provincial Innovation Index (PII) score reached 50.96 points, placing Bac Ninh fifth nationwide.However, given that science and technology, innovation and digital transformation are designated as key breakthrough priorities, the Vice Chairman stressed that future efforts must deliver substantive, measurable results that citizens and businesses can clearly experience. He emphasized that implementation must not become a box-ticking exercise focused merely on producing reports.Regarding the approach to implementation, he called on agencies to shift decisively from merely “implementing documents” to “designing policies”. Agencies were required to proactively review the effectiveness of the 25 legal normative documents already issued before proposing new regulations.He also urged departments to draw lessons from the recent proposal to remove eight major challenges from the list, ensuring that actual bottlenecks are accurately identified before technological solutions are sought. This approach is intended to prevent scattered priorities and initiatives pursued merely as a trend.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/8+%284%29.gif/6fc14cfd-6f67-82f6-7d92-2530b5bcb26c?t=1792745692473"></figure>Deputy Director of the Department of Finance Nguyen Thuy Linh speaks at the meeting.The Department of Science and Technology was tasked with strengthening its capacity to anticipate strategic technology trends, including artificial intelligence, the semiconductor industry and the data economy, so that the city could act proactively. The Vice Chairman stressed that agencies must not shy away from difficult tasks or seek extensions or exemptions from assigned targets. As a case in point, the department was instructed to proactively commission research into methodologies for measuring the contribution of science and technology to gross regional domestic product (GRDP).At the same time, the city will assess performance based on applied products with clearly identified end users. It will pursue greater flexibility in commissioning research and procuring services, while allowing for risks inherent in research activities. The city will also leverage its status as a centrally governed municipality to propose special policy mechanisms, link science and technology with key industrial sectors, and strengthen its workforce by building a team of dedicated personnel with the practical capacity to deliver results.Regarding immediate priorities, Dao Thanh Truong requested that the Department of Science and Technology urgently complete a comprehensive review of all tasks assigned for 2026, ensuring that the 2027 work plan could be implemented from the beginning of the year.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/4+%2811%29.gif/c0484bc2-ed63-1191-bed7-432e8639b242?t=1792746165549"></figure>Vice Chairman Dao Thanh Truong delivers his concluding remarks.For the list of major challenges for the 2026–2030 period, departments and agencies must submit their proposals before November 10, 2026, with the finalized list scheduled for completion and announcement before December 15, 2026. Relevant sectors are responsible for accurately identifying operational and professional bottlenecks, while the Department of Science and Technology will work alongside them to translate these challenges into technology-related problems that can be addressed through research and innovation.Regarding the 2027 digital transformation plan, agencies must carefully assess the feasibility of proposed initiatives and the resources required for their operation and maintenance to avoid fragmented investment.For the IOC system in particular, the city called for a decisive shift towards API-based connectivity to enable automatic data updates. Artificial intelligence should also be applied to proactively analyze information, generate alerts and deliver them directly to city leaders, rather than requiring them to access the system manually.The Vice Chairman also instructed the Department of Science and Technology and the Office of the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee to compile all outstanding issues relating to financial mechanisms and science and technology development funds, clarify the authority responsible for addressing each issue, and promptly translate the meeting’s conclusions into a detailed action plan for strict implementation by all relevant agencies and units./.P.H

On the afternoon of October 23, Mr. Dao Thanh Truong, Member of the Bac Ninh City Party Standing Committee and Vice Chairman of the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee, chaired a working session with the Department of Science and Technology (S&amp;T) and leaders of relevant departments, agencies and local authorities to review progress in science and technology development, innovation and digital transformation over the first ten months of the year, and discuss key tasks for the final two months of 2026 and for 2027.

Digital transformation and science and technology development must deliver tangible, measurable results

The delegation included Mr. Nguyen Thi Ha, Member of the City Party Standing Committee and Chairwoman of the City Fatherland Front Committee, along with representatives of relevant specialized agencies and local authorities.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920202/1792645717325_341575817981082915_7010270364376706263_470086e412f9344ba469cbc2425fcc96.jpg/243c6a67-4a89-0852-735a-3ade26a21e9a?t=1792651518856"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong (center) and the delegation inspect the infrastructure planning of the resettlement area in Trung Chinh Commune.During site visits to Phu Tho and Dong La villages, Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong acknowledged the positive progress of the campaign encouraging residents to donate land for rural road expansion. Along previously narrow roads, many households have voluntarily donated land and dismantled fences and gates to widen roadways, improving local travel and trade while gradually upgrading residential infrastructure.In recent years, Trung Chinh Commune has reviewed and identified roads requiring upgrading and expansion, with main roads planned to be at least 7 meters wide and secondary roads at least 4 meters wide. With an emphasis on promoting the role of residents as key participants, local authorities have stepped up public communication and mobilization efforts to build consensus throughout implementation. To date, 250 households across the commune have voluntarily donated nearly 4,000 square meters of residential land to widen five main roads in local villages.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920202/1792645717404_341575817981082915_7010270364376706263_4f2e944f5903b733c69416112d59cd8b.jpg/0a51ff3d-9b2d-58d8-754f-9c759768f28f?t=1792651639675"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong and Chairwoman the City Fatherland Front Committee Nguyen Thi Ha inspect rural road expansion works in Trung Chinh Commune.Thanks to the collective efforts and close collaboration of local residents, many roads have been progressively widened and paved, enhancing the overall appearance of residential areas and contributing to a more modern, well-maintained living environment. In recognition of these positive developments, Tran Huy Phuong urged the local Party committee and authorities to sustain the land-donation campaign and further encourage community participation in upgrading and expanding local transport infrastructure.The delegation subsequently inspected the progress of the resettlement area in Trung Chinh Commune, which is being developed to serve the Gia Binh International Airport Construction Investment Project. Covering a planned area of more than 173 hectares, the resettlement site is currently undergoing the development of technical and social infrastructure, housing for residents, public facilities and religious structures in accordance with the approved plan.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920202/1792645717344_341575817981082915_7010270364376706263_85a002bc67c92d3a1afcc0e1293c140d.jpg/e8146bf0-d824-707e-5d51-f048a77d282f?t=1792651977807"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong and Chairwoman of the City Fatherland Front Committee Nguyen Thi Ha inspect infrastructure development at the resettlement area in Trung Chinh Commune.The project is an important undertaking to ensure adequate resettlement conditions for households subject to relocation, while helping address difficulties in site clearance and meet the implementation schedule of this key project. Given its substantial scale, the development of the resettlement area requires close coordination among relevant agencies, units and local authorities, particularly in completing infrastructure, allocating and handing over land, and assisting residents with home construction.Following the site inspection, Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong instructed relevant specialized agencies and local authorities to review outstanding issues and promptly resolve emerging difficulties and obstacles. He called for accelerated completion of technical infrastructure, ensuring an integrated system of roads, sidewalks, electricity supply, water supply and drainage, and other essential facilities so that residents can begin building their homes and stabilize their lives as soon as possible.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920202/1792645717393_341575817981082915_7010270364376706263_cf4607eda34adbe11f389316c8b741a8.jpg/508c119a-0adf-0a84-df81-c69a3f050528?t=1792651904919"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong and Chairwoman of the City Fatherland Front Committee Nguyen Thi Ha inspect rural road expansion works in Trung Chinh Commune.The Deputy Secretary also stressed that, alongside accelerating construction, the local Party committee and authorities must proactively understand residents' circumstances, concerns and aspirations, while strengthening public communication and engagement to build consensus throughout the implementation process. Flexible solutions and support policies should be applied in accordance with regulations to help households complete the necessary procedures, receive their allocated land promptly and begin constructing homes in the resettlement area.He emphasized that project implementation must go hand in hand with safeguarding residents' living conditions. Particular attention must be paid to the timely and comprehensive completion of essential infrastructure, enabling relocated households to settle into their new homes and rebuild their lives as soon as possible.P.H

On the morning of October 22, a working delegation led by Mr. Tran Huy Phuong, Deputy Secretary of the Bac Ninh City Party Committee inspected rural road expansion works and the construction progress of a resettlement area in Trung Chinh Commune, in preparation for the Gia Binh International Airport Construction Investment Project.

Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong inspects transport infrastructure and resettlement area in Trung Chinh commune

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/2-w7a1874-ket-noi-tieu-thu-trai-cay-chu-luc-dac-trung-trong-va-ngoai-nuoc-tren-dia-ban-thanh-pho-bac-ninh-xuc-tien-thuong-mai-cay-co-mui.jpg/4492eebd-1f0e-889b-a7bd-763a6eaf3861?t=1792561869248"></figure>Delegates attend the conference.Also attending the conference were representatives of several agencies under the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment; leaders of provincial departments, sectors and localities; and representatives of corporations, supermarket chains, e-commerce platforms, purchasing and processing enterprises, logistics companies, cooperatives, and agricultural production and trading establishments.Reporting at the conference, Deputy Director of the Department of Industry and Trade Nguyen The Thi said that Bac Ninh currently has approximately 11,650 hectares under orange, pomelo, apple and guava cultivation, with total output estimated at 118,525 tonnes, up 18.7% compared with 2025. Of this total, pomelos account for approximately 5,200 hectares, with an output of 47,000 tonnes; oranges cover 2,500 hectares, producing 27,600 tonnes; apples cover 2,900 hectares, producing 35,090 tonnes; and guavas cover 1,050 hectares, producing 8,835 tonnes.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/2+%288%29.gif/f1c4f0fb-e88b-bde4-a855-c25da7bfe628?t=1792551538669"></figure>Deputy Director of the Department of Industry and Trade Nguyen The Thi presents a report at the conference.In recent years, the marketing and distribution of fruit products in the city have been carried out through various channels, including traders, wholesale markets, supermarket chains, shopping centres, purchasing enterprises and e-commerce platforms. Notably, several key products have begun to reach international markets. These include Duong pink-fleshed pomelos exported to Russia and guavas exported to the United Kingdom.However, agricultural production and marketing still face a number of challenges that need to be addressed. Production remains fragmented, with considerable disparities among farming households and growing areas. Linkages between producers and purchasing, distribution and processing enterprises are not yet sufficiently robust, while post-harvest handling and preservation capacities remain limited. In addition, further efforts are needed to establish standard-compliant production zones, manage growing-area codes and implement traceability systems to meet the stringent requirements of export markets.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/1+%2815%29.gif/eafde8b5-92a9-9307-9a0d-ac609215c2fc?t=1792551602174"></figure>A representative of Central Retail Vietnam (CRV) speaks at the conference.At the conference, delegates discussed market demand, supply capacity, quality standards, packaging specifications, storage, transportation and solutions to strengthen market linkages for fruit products. Representatives of businesses, cooperatives and distribution companies shared their capacity for cooperation, expanding sales channels, developing e-commerce and gradually establishing integrated value chains from production to distribution and export.In his concluding remarks, Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh acknowledged and commended the coordination among departments, sectors and localities, as well as the participation of businesses, cooperatives, distributors, purchasing enterprises and processors in promoting market linkages for the city’s key and signature fruit products.He noted that the city should capitalise on its advantage as a major industrial hub with access to a broad market, while innovating its promotional approaches through digital platforms and Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and Key Opinion Consumers (KOCs) to enhance the reach and recognition of its fruit brands.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/6+%284%29.gif/36553995-7a02-f19a-751e-8b4e16d3e11c?t=1792551620463"></figure>Mr. Nguyen Minh Tien, Director of the Agricultural Trade Promotion Centre under the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, speaks at the conference.To maximise the city’s potential and advantages, the Vice Chairman called on relevant departments, sectors, localities and organisations to strengthen linkages between production and market demand, organise production in line with market needs, improve product quality, ensure food safety, establish traceability systems and maintain a stable supply.Specifically, the Department of Industry and Trade was assigned to take the lead in connecting producers with distribution networks and purchasing and processing enterprises; intensifying trade promotion and e-commerce activities; and seeking export partners. The department will also coordinate the development of a plan for the Bac Ninh Fruit Festival 2026 to be held in the coming period.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/99+%283%29.gif/01debf0a-c99e-1933-e6c4-0660797feb09?t=1792553895668"></figure>Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh delivers the concluding remarks at the conference.The Department of Agriculture and Environment will work with local authorities to review cultivated areas, output and harvest schedules; provide guidance on safe production practices; complete the registration of growing-area codes and packing-facility codes; and improve post-harvest handling and preservation capacity.The Department of Science and Technology will support the application of technology, product traceability, brand development and quality improvement. The Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism will coordinate with communes and wards to assess infrastructure, identify difficulties and propose solutions. It will also organise training in hospitality and visitor services for orchard owners, with a view to gradually developing concrete tourism products.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920225/%E1%BA%A3nh+1.jpg/436783c9-7b3d-3b0b-2df8-44e5e8942d39?t=1792567199658"></figure>Signing ceremony for memoranda of understanding and cooperation agreements on the marketing and distribution of key and signature fruit and agricultural products among corporations, enterprises, shopping centres, cooperatives engaged in fruit production, processing and distribution, and e-commerce platforms.Implementation will require stronger cooperation among orchard owners, travel companies and local authorities. The education sector will also be encouraged to organise experiential learning programmes for students in fruit-growing areas, helping promote local products while providing practical, agriculture-related educational experiences. People’s Committees of communes and wards with fruit-growing areas are expected to proactively update supply information and facilitate connections between enterprises and producers.The Vice Chairman also called on enterprises, cooperatives and farming households to proactively develop production plans in line with market demand, improve product quality, upgrade packaging and labelling, and strengthen partnerships with distribution, purchasing, processing and export businesses. Potential partners were encouraged to survey raw material production areas, develop cooperation plans and establish stable, long-term purchasing agreements.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/0/9+%284%29.gif/b2ddad7e-ade3-68db-3ce9-33a9dea80dba?t=1792553670051"></figure>Signing ceremony for memoranda of understanding and cooperation agreements on the marketing and distribution of key and signature fruit and agricultural products among corporations, enterprises, shopping centres, cooperatives engaged in fruit production, processing and distribution, and e-commerce platforms.He emphasised that the success of the conference should be reflected in concrete business connections, actual orders and substantive cooperation agreements, thereby helping expand markets, increase the value of local fruit products and improve residents’ incomes.The conference also featured a signing ceremony for memoranda of understanding and cooperation agreements on the marketing and distribution of oranges, pomelos, apples, guavas and other key and signature agricultural products. The agreements involved corporations, enterprises, shopping centres, cooperatives engaged in fruit production, processing and distribution, and e-commerce platforms.P.H

On the morning of October 21, the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee held a conference to promote domestic and international market linkages for the city’s key and signature fruit products in 2026. The conference was chaired by Mr. Pham Van Thinh, Member of the Standing Committee of the Bac Ninh Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee.

Bac Ninh city promotes domestic and international market linkages for key and signature fruit products in 2026

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920202/20-4.png/69b45c10-e8e3-3b26-c965-316d715cc73b?t=1792488820588"></figure>Standing Vice Chairman Mai Son (third from left) talks with teachers and children at a satellite campus of Vo Cuong Kindergarten.Accompanied by leaders of relevant departments and agencies, Mai Son inspected and held working sessions at Vo Cuong Kindergarten and Vo Cuong Primary School in Vo Cuong Ward, Xuan Cam Kindergarten in Xuan Cam Commune, and Ngo Si Lien Primary School in Bac Giang Ward.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920202/20-5.png/68d902ff-595c-2986-1ab3-c9e92366b6a1?t=1792488767940"></figure>The working session at Xuan Cam Kindergarten.All four schools are large institutions operating across multiple campuses. Vo Cuong Kindergarten has 76 classes with 1,848 children; Vo Cuong Primary School has 122 classes with 4,419 pupils; Xuan Cam Kindergarten has 89 classes with 1,945 children; and Ngo Si Lien Primary School has 123 classes with 4,519 pupils, making it the largest primary school in the city.According to reports, teaching and learning activities have remained largely stable following the restructuring, with no adverse impact on educational quality. However, the schools continue to face challenges, including disparities in facilities and teaching equipment among campuses, inadequate information technology infrastructure and management software for centralized administration, and difficulties managing students who are children of foreign nationals and have not yet been issued identification numbers.Standing Vice Chairman Mai Son commended local authorities and schools for their efforts to maintain educational activities following the administrative merger. He called for greater application of information technology and digital transformation, clearer task assignments and more effective management.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920202/20-3.png/d5833cb9-075f-f909-4165-10e6da8a29df?t=1792489052115"></figure>Standing Vice Chairman Mai Son inspects facilities at a satellite campus of Vo Cuong Primary School.He tasked the Department of Education and Training with issuing model regulations on school organization and operations, developing a digital transformation scheme, and studying the installation of surveillance cameras and the provision of videoconferencing rooms at school campuses. In personnel arrangements, priority should be given to teaching staff, with administrative staffing gradually reduced.Local authorities were urged to continue investing in facilities, equipment and internet connectivity, while reviewing and reducing satellite campuses in suitable areas without compromising educational quality. Vo Cuong Ward was specifically asked to proactively expand school facilities, playgrounds and sports grounds to meet the learning needs of workers’ and experts’ children.Regarding students who are children of foreign nationals and have not yet been issued identification numbers, the city will coordinate with the police to seek solutions to resolve the issue.P.H

On October 20, Standing Vice Chairman of the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee Mai Son visited and inspected several large-scale educational institutions in Bac Giang and Vo Cuong wards and Xuan Cam commune to identify and address difficulties in implementing post-restructuring education development tasks.

Bac Ninh city leader inspects major educational institutions following restructuring

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/Trao+QD+1.jpg/475c9f6e-5970-93d5-e745-a06bc650f8ed?t=1791957699873"></figure>Vice Chairwoman Lam Thi Huong Thanh (4th from the left) and Vice Chairman of the Bac Ninh City Confederation of Labor Nguyen Manh Hung congratulate the interim Executive Committee of the Cotto Mikado Joint Stock Company trade union.At the meeting, leaders of the Bac Ninh City Confederation of Labor urged the interim Executive Committee to promptly develop appropriate operational regulations and programs. They emphasized the committee's role as a bridge between employees and the company, encouraging the promotion of emulation movements to enhance production and business efficiency, while building a strong trade union organization.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/Tang+qua+1+1.jpg/82caa9bd-3c60-a11d-c07b-d4ae15b16d83?t=1791957729028"></figure>Vice Chairwoman Lam Thi Huong Thanh and Vice Chairman of the City Confederation of Labor Nguyen Manh Hung present gifts to workers at Cotto Mikado Joint Stock Company.During the same morning, Vice Chairwoman Lam Thi Huong Thanh also visited and presented gifts to union members and workers at Chungdang Vina Co., Ltd. (located in the Hop Thinh Industrial Cluster). Cotto Mikado Joint Stock Company currently employs 243 workers with an average monthly income of nearly 10 million VND per person, while Chungdang Vina Co., Ltd. has 205 workers with an average monthly income ranging from 8 to 9 million VND per person. Businesses have shown a commitment to the well-being of their employees; notably, the grassroots Trade Union at Chungdang Vina Co., Ltd. maintains various practical initiatives, such as providing gifts during holidays and the Tet festival, organizing cultural and sports activities, and conducting periodic health check-ups.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/Tang+qua+2+1.jpg/9a9def30-3ec3-e301-f1a6-aa3db69ca3bf?t=1791957767686"></figure>Vice Chairwoman Lam Thi Huong Thanh together with the leadership of Chungdang Vina Co., Ltd., presented gifts to the company’s workers.On this occasion, Vice Chairwoman Lam Thi Huong Thanh and her delegation presented 50 gift packages to workers facing difficult circumstances at each of the businesses visited. She acknowledged the companies' contributions to local socio-economic development and highly commended their efforts in caring for employees, as well as the vital role played by the trade union organizations.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200622/Tham+xuong+sx+1.jpg/f6c0d50a-cb67-a609-159e-da0b71247caa?t=1791957866839"></figure>Vice Chairwoman Lam Thi Huong Thanh visits the production facility at Chungdang Vina Co., Ltd.She expressed her hope that these businesses would continue to expand production, create employment opportunities, increase worker incomes, and improve working conditions. She also encouraged them to strengthen training and skills development, and to collaborate with the trade union to foster harmonious and stable labor relations. For their part, employees are encouraged to remain committed to their companies, enhance their professional qualifications, and contribute initiatives that help drive the sustainable development of the businesses.P.H

On the morning of October 14, the Bac Ninh City Confederation of Labor held a meeting to announce the decision to establish a grassroots trade union at Cotto Mikado Joint Stock Company (Hop Thinh Commune). Attendees included Ms. Lam Thi Huong Thanh, Member of the City Party Standing Committee and Vice Chairwoman of the City People’s Council, along with representatives from the City Party Committee’s Propaganda Department and the Hop Thinh Commune Party Committee.

Vice Chairwoman Lam Thi Huong Thanh attends establishment of grassroots trade union and visits and presents gifts to workers in Hop Thinh Commune

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_1775.jpg/a8355f4c-4c3f-3292-34e6-dbdec99f1e23?t=1791886246852"></figure>Bac Ninh City leaders present flowers to congratulate representatives of business associations.Attendees included Mr. Nguyen Hong Thai, Member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the City Party Committee; Mr. Nguyen Viet Oanh, Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee and Chairman of the City People's Council; Mr. Pham Hoang Son, Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee and Chairman of the City People's Committee; Members of the City Party Standing Committee, Standing members of the City People's Council, People's Committee, and Fatherland Front Committee, and the City Delegation of National Assembly Deputiea; leaders from various departments, agencies, and sectors; and nearly 400 delegates representing the local business community and commercial banks.Speaking at the conference, Chairman Pham Hoang Son congratulated the business community and entrepreneurs on Vietnam Entrepreneurs' Day. He also reflected on the glorious tradition of Vietnam's industry and trade sector, guided by the ideology of President Ho Chi Minh and the Politburo's Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW dated May 4, 2025, regarding private sector development.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_1736+%281%29.jpg/34d49f3e-0028-8ad4-3499-9cce8ac71572?t=1791886271876"></figure>&nbsp;Chairman Pham Hoang Son speaks at the conference.Reviewing the city’s socio-economic performance, Chairman Pham Hoang Son reported that Bac Ninh’s GRDP grew by 11.8% in the first nine months of 2026, ranking fourth among 34 provinces and cities. State budget revenue exceeded VND 70 trillion, total investment attracted reached USD 18.7 billion, and import-export turnover hit USD 178 billion. The city is home to more than 40,000 active enterprises, contributing over 93.7% of GRDP and providing jobs for more than one million workers.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_1805.jpg/704e1fdc-a6d5-a697-6a68-7c199f58e0a5?t=1791886296373"></figure>Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai (7th from the right) and Chairman Pham Hoang Son (5th from the left) present Certificates of Merit from the City People's Committee to collectives with outstanding achievements and significant contributions to the state budget in 2025.However, he also highlighted challenges facing the business community, including limited capacity relative to the city’s status as an electronics and high-tech hub, reliance on traditional resources, a lack of domestic corporations capable of mastering advanced technologies, weak cooperation among local enterprises, and limited competitiveness and value chain integration.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_1816.jpg/20a27723-fa46-beac-827b-846f705fb671?t=1791886319424"></figure>Chairman of the City People's Council Nguyen Viet Oanh (6th from left) and Chairwoman of the City Fatherland Front Committee Nguyen Thi Ha (4th from right) present Certificates of Merit from the City People's Committee Chairman to collectives with outstanding achievements in charitable activities and social welfare in 2025.To realize the city’s development ambitions, Chairman Pham Hoang Son called on businesses and entrepreneurs to foster innovation, leverage science and technology, digital transformation and AI, strengthen management and long-term strategies, deepen integration into global value chains, and enhance cooperation with FDI enterprises while upholding business ethics and social responsibility.He pledged that the city government would shift from management to facilitation and public service, accelerate administrative reforms, ensure transparency, reduce compliance costs, crack down on harassment, and address bottlenecks in land, planning, site clearance, infrastructure and human resources to create a more favorable business and investment environment.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_1827.jpg/139b7b14-bf00-a19f-ba7d-63d85b7014f9?t=1791886351238"></figure>Standing Vice Chairwoman of the City People's Council Tran Thi Hang (fourth from the right) and Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Ngo Tan Phuong (fifth from the left) present Certificates of Merit from the Chairman of the City People's Committee to collectives and individuals recognized for their achievements in establishing and developing the City Business Association.Speaking at the conference, representatives from outstanding local enterprises expressed their appreciation for the city leadership’s continued support and practical assistance. They pledged to maintain stable business operations, promote innovation, fulfill their tax obligations and social responsibilities, and contribute to the city’s development ambitions.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_1840+%281%29.jpg/9ffc4700-e820-d017-6554-8ca5630ec42d?t=1791886385832"></figure>Mr. Kim Iee Soo, General Director of Samsung Electronics Vietnam Co., Ltd., speaks at the conference.At the event, Bac Ninh City leaders presented congratulatory flowers to representatives of seven business associations and awarded Certificates of Merit from the Chairman of the City People’s Committee to 31 collectives and 11 individuals in recognition of their significant contributions to the state budget, charitable activities and social welfare in 2025, as well as their outstanding achievements in building and developing the city’s business associations.P.H

On the afternoon of October 13, the Bac Ninh City People's Committee solemnly held a meeting to honor outstanding enterprises and entrepreneurs in celebration of Vietnam Entrepreneurs' Day (October 13, 2004 – 2026).

Chairman Pham Hoang Son: Creating open and transparent investment and business environment for enterprises

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920202/12-8.png/b63664ec-85fc-0379-eaa2-e4b2c0b9a79b?t=1791795848677"></figure>An overview of the seminar.The seminar was attended by Mr. Pham Van Thinh, Member of the Standing Committee of the Bac Ninh City Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee; Prof. Dr. Hoang Van Cuong, Vice President of the Vietnam Economic Science Association; leaders of relevant departments and agencies; representatives of real estate associations; businesses, foreign investors, housing project developers, real estate marketing and consultancy firms; experts, lawyers and foreigners seeking housing in Bac Ninh.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920202/12-10.png/dfe8049f-98d5-c579-e014-374c013ec8ea?t=1791796338335"></figure>Experts and representatives of associations and businesses attend the seminar.In his opening remarks, Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh emphasized that developing housing for foreigners not only meets their demand for home ownership and rental accommodation but is also an important component of the infrastructure needed to drive economic growth and attract high-quality foreign direct investment (FDI).As one of Vietnam’s major industrial production centers and destinations for foreign investment, Bac Ninh city had 3,720 FDI projects with total registered capital of approximately USD 52.39 billion as of the end of September 2026. The city’s gross regional domestic product (GRDP) was estimated to grow by 11.81% in the first nine months of the year, ranking fourth among 34 provinces and cities nationwide. The growing scale of investment has driven rising demand for quality housing and living environments among international experts, engineers, managers and workers.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/167920202/12-6.png/58f47344-cf7a-e259-0c97-da1f61bcd68d?t=1791795894131"></figure>Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh delivers the opening remarks.Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh said that, since March 2026, the city People’s Committee had directed relevant agencies to review and publicly disclose the list of housing projects in which foreign organizations and individuals are permitted to own property, together with the applicable ownership limits. To date, the city has issued 498 certificates to foreign organizations and individuals, with 100% of applications processed on time. These results provide a basis for developing a data system and an information guide on housing for foreign residents.He called on delegates to assess actual demand, the ability of existing housing supply to meet that demand, and difficulties in accessing information, conducting transactions and completing administrative procedures. They were also asked to propose solutions to improve the public disclosure and connectivity of information on housing projects, ownership conditions and procedures, while clearly distinguishing issues within the city’s authority from those requiring recommendations to central-level authorities.Emphasizing the goal of building a city with a high quality of life for both residents and the international community, Vice Chairman Pham Van Thinh expressed his hope that the seminar’s discussions would be translated into practical and feasible solutions, enabling businesses to invest with confidence and experts to settle in the city for the long term, thereby improving the investment environment and enhancing Bac Ninh’s competitiveness.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/84594972/12-17.png/c39600aa-dacd-3b67-5541-734eadc29558?t=1791801850793"></figure>Delegates take a photo at the seminar.At the seminar, presentations examined the current housing supply, the management of housing and residence for foreigners, housing demand among experts and international workers in industrial parks, and the real estate market’s capacity to meet these needs.A panel discussion featuring representatives of relevant departments and agencies, the Bac Ninh City Industrial Parks Authority, the Vietnam Association of Realtors, lawyers and businesses clarified regulations on housing types, ownership eligibility and limits, home purchase and rental procedures, and the issuance of ownership certificates. Participants also discussed the actual needs of FDI enterprises and the potential for developing long-term rental apartments, serviced apartments and integrated residential areas with comprehensive amenities.Delegates highlighted the need to improve data on housing demand, allocate appropriate land, develop transport infrastructure, enhance service quality and strengthen coordination between regulatory agencies and businesses. These measures are expected to help build a transparent housing market that meets the needs of foreigners living and working in Bac Ninh.P.H

On the afternoon of October 12, the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee, in coordination with Vietnam Economic Times, held a seminar entitled “Housing for Foreigners Living and Working in Bac Ninh City” at the city’s Conference Center. The seminar aims to assess housing demand and market supply capacity, and propose solutions to develop housing that meets the requirements of investment attraction.

Bac Ninh promotes housing development for foreign residents to attract high-quality FDI

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724060/7-6.png/779dbf09-059e-d341-a345-a74ebb19fdaf?t=1791364159884"></figure>An overview of the meeting.Also attending the meeting were Dao Quang Khai, Member of the Standing Committee of the Bac Ninh City Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Bac Ninh city People's Committee, and leaders of relevant departments, agencies and localities.The two projects in Sub-areas 112.1 and 112.3 have basically completed procedures related to planning, feasibility study reports and environmental impact assessments. However, site clearance has fallen approximately six months behind the schedule set in the contracts.In Sub-area 112.1, the project covers approximately 299 hectares with a total implementation cost of more than VND 19.714 trillion. Compensation and support plans have been approved for 1,096 households, covering more than 50% of the project area, of which 543 households have received payments.In Sub-area 112.3, the project covers approximately 199 hectares with a total implementation cost of more than VND 11.171 trillion. Compensation plans have been approved for 2,506 out of 2,526 households, equivalent to 92.4% of the project area, but only 1,124 households have received compensation payments.The delay is mainly attributed to a lack of consensus among some residents, who have raised concerns and recommendations regarding compensation and support policies. Difficulties have also arisen in allocating new land and relocating a cemetery in Sub-area 112.3.Concluding the meeting, Chairman Pham Hoang Son asked Tam Son and Tien Du wards to identify site clearance as a key task, mobilize the entire political system, strengthen communications, dialogue and public mobilization to build consensus among residents, and promptly make compensation payments for approved plans.Relevant departments and agencies were tasked with reviewing documents and procedures and promptly resolving difficulties and obstacles. The city's Land Fund Development Center was requested to prioritize personnel for inventorying, preparing compensation plans and making compensation payments.Agencies and units were also asked to regularly update project progress, promptly address legitimate recommendations from residents, and strive to accelerate site clearance, creating favorable conditions for the projects to be implemented on schedule.P.H

On the afternoon of October 7, Chairman of the Bac Ninh city People's Committee Pham Hoang Son chaired a meeting to review progress and accelerate the implementation of investment and construction of new urban, eco-tourism, cultural, resort and entertainment projects in Tam Son and Tien Du wards, Bac Ninh city.

Focus on resolving obstacles and accelerating progress of two urban area projects in Tam Son Ward and Tien Du

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/6-2.png/aad586ca-eac5-1027-2392-a81d9a0e6d46?t=1791266709726"></figure>Vice Chairman Dao Thanh Truong (second from right) observes residents using the People's Assistant model at the Song Lieu Ward Public Administration Service Center.The “People's Assistant” is an artificial intelligence-integrated application that supports residents in carrying out APs by scanning and recognizing documents, automatically filling in information and checking required documents. The model is currently being piloted in six localities across the city. During the pilot, the application has supported the processing of thousands of dossiers. The rate of residents choosing voice assistance reached 83.2% in Hiep Hoa Ward and over 60% in Bac Giang Ward, while the satisfaction rate exceeded 90%.The system operates on independent domestic infrastructure and features access authorization, multi-layer authentication, automatic deletion of temporary data and malware scanning for uploaded documents. The model has been approved under a Level 3 information system security proposal dossier, meeting requirements on information system security, cybersecurity and personal data protection.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/6-1.png/15fed77b-f931-d45f-a521-40ed9593627b?t=1791266827470"></figure>Vice Chairman Dao Thanh Truong (second from right) speaks with staff members who guide and assist with administrative procedures at the Song Lieu Ward Public Administrative Service Center.Following the on-site inspection, Vice Chairman Dao Thanh Truong highly appreciated the model's initial effectiveness, noting that it is a useful solution that helps save time and costs for residents, businesses and officials in carrying out administrative procedures. He agreed to continue the pilot on a controlled basis, with service quality, residents' satisfaction and practical effectiveness serving as the key evaluation criteria, rather than focusing solely on implementation speed or achievements.He assigned the Office of the Bac Ninh City People's Committee and the city's Public Administration Service Center to coordinate with relevant departments and agencies to comprehensively review infrastructure, equipment, human resources and the feasibility of deploying the model on a broader scale. Training and guidance for officials should be concise, practical and focused on hands-on practice directly on the system.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/6-3.png/f279907f-ade5-a0ef-ac54-f89157bd9ae7?t=1791266891323"></figure>Vice Chairman Dao Thanh Truong experiences the "People's Assistant" model at the Nam Son Ward Public Administrative Service Center.Relevant agencies were asked to urgently finalize the cooperation agreement, clearly defining the responsibilities of each party, mechanisms for data management and use, data protection and incident response. The Department of Science and Technology, in coordination with the Bac Ninh City Police, will continue monitoring requirements concerning information security, cybersecurity and personal data protection.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/6-4.png/e6ab9373-afe9-4315-0c55-57fb49a96bb8?t=1791266958000"></figure>Vice Chairman Dao Thanh Truong (second from right) conducts a field inspection at the Phuong Lieu Ward Public Administrative Service Center.The Vice Chairman also requested continued improvements to the interface to make it simpler and more user-friendly, while stepping up communications so that residents are aware of, understand and proactively use the application. Relevant agencies must regularly monitor implementation, promptly address difficulties and further improve the “People's Assistant” model, providing a basis for assessment and wider rollout when conditions are met./.P.H

On the morning of October 6, Vice Chairman of the Bac Ninh City People's Committee Dao Thanh Truong inspected and assessed the implementation of the “People's Assistant” model in Phuong Lieu, Nam Son and Song Lieu wards, focusing on the actual preparations to support residents in carrying out administrative procedures (APs) and the feasibility of expanding the pilot on a broader scale.

Vice Chairman Dao Thanh Truong inspects implementation of People's Assistant model

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724060/5-2.png/d69b9ea7-9165-9a8e-31de-32002438db4f?t=1791167042660"></figure>Chairman Pham Hoang Son presents Certificates of Merit to outstanding collectives and individuals.At the meeting, Chairman Pham Hoang Son presented Certificates of Merit to the Management Board of Bac Ninh City Industrial Zones, Western Pacific Infrastructure Joint Stock Company, Micro Commercial Components Vietnam Co., Ltd., and Mr. Hu Xue Tong (Deputy General Director of Micro Commercial Components Vietnam Co., Ltd.) for their outstanding achievements in attracting foreign investment to the city.Regarding state budget contributions, the Chairman presented Certificates of Merit to Cooler Master (Vietnam) Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and Mr. Kim Yong Sup (Deputy General Director in charge of External Relations at Samsung Electronics Vietnam Co., Ltd.) for their excellent performance and significant contributions to local socio-economic development.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724060/5-1.png/773e520d-7fcb-d27f-128c-e8a9a668afef?t=1791166891939"></figure>Chairman Pham Hoang Son congratulates and speaks with Mr. Kim Yong Sup, Deputy General Director in charge of External Relations at Samsung Electronics Vietnam Co., Ltd.In acknowledging, commending, and congratulating the award recipients, Chairman Pham Hoang Son emphasized that these were the first Certificates of Merit awarded since Bac Ninh became a city. It was also affirmed that the partnership and contributions of the business community and investors not only help attract resources for development and boost state budget revenue but also drive socio-economic growth, playing a vital role in the construction and development of Bac Ninh City.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724060/5-3.png/c656040f-23fe-8265-16ad-6d651e028d64?t=1791167101752"></figure>A view of the conference.He expressed the hope that investors and businesses would continue to partner and cooperate closely with the city; step up investment and expand production and business operations; enhance operational efficiency; fulfill their obligations to the State; and actively participate in social welfare activities. Furthermore, they are encouraged to continue contributing resources, expertise, and experience toward fostering a favorable investment and business environment, thereby helping to transform Bac Ninh City into a dynamic, modern, and sustainable city.P.H

On the morning of October 5, at the regular meeting of the Bac Ninh City People's Committee for September 2026, Mr. Pham Hoang Son, Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee and Chairman of the City People's Committee presented awards to four collectives and two individuals for their outstanding achievements in attracting foreign investment and contributing to the state budget.

Chairman Pham Hoang Son commends and awards outstanding collectives and individuals for investment attraction and state budget contributions

Also attending the meeting were Mr. Pham Van Thinh, Member of the City Party Standing Committee and Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee, along with representatives from various departments and agencies.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_0891.jpg/2615c0e4-7b6e-5eab-c151-00170d118385?t=1790822884571"></figure>Delegates attend the working session.At the meeting, Mr. Gunar Hering, Chairman of the Board of Directors of ENERTRAG, stated that the Group is currently implementing two projects: the Bac Giang 1 and Bac Giang 2 wind power plants. Notably, the Bac Giang 2 project is being invested in by a consortium comprising ENERTRAG SE and ENERTRAG Vietnam Co., Ltd., with a total capital of over VND 2.1 trillion and a capacity of 55 MW; commercial power generation is expected to commence in the third quarter of 2028. The Group requested the city's support in resolving difficulties related to land, investment plans, and land allocation for auxiliary facilities and construction staging areas.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_0883.jpg/27c5f454-0a65-72cd-81ec-a60d519fb372?t=1790822908078"></figure>Mr. Gunar Hering, Chairman of the Board of ENERTRAG Group, speaks at the working session.Speaking at the meeting, Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai affirmed that Bac Ninh prioritizes attracting high-tech, clean, and environmentally friendly projects that foster sustainable development. The city commits to accompanying the enterprise, creating favorable conditions, and directing departments and agencies to assist in resolving obstacles regarding legal procedures, finance, site clearance, and infrastructure; simultaneously, the city will proactively propose that central authorities adjust mechanisms and policies that are no longer suitable for practical realities.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200619/IMG_0946.jpg/20471dd9-ee47-1eb2-6790-ace304310783?t=1790823583425"></figure>Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai presents the Dong Ho painting to ENERTRAG Group.The Secretary urged ENERTRAG to accelerate the progress of ongoing projects while continuing to explore new investment opportunities, aiming to develop comprehensive, long-term energy solutions that support the city's industrial and urban development.P.H

On the morning of October 1, at the City Party Committee headquarters, Mr. Nguyen Hong Thai, Member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the City Party Committee worked with a delegation from ENERTRAG Group (Federal Republic of Germany) to discuss the implementation status of local wind power projects.

Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai meets with ENERTRAG Group regarding wind power projects

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/30-11.png/3c9deb09-aacf-09bd-29ce-9b291b81844d?t=1790757935591"></figure>An overview of the meeting.At the meeting, Prof. Dr. Vu Van Yem, Vice President of HUST, said that the university plans to develop a training campus of Hanoi University of Science and Technology’s School of Vocational Training in Bac Ninh. The campus will focus on vocational training, particularly in engineering and technology, while integrating adaptive workforce training, applied research and innovation, contributing to the provision of highly skilled technical and technological human resources to meet the industrial and high-tech development needs of Bac Ninh city and the region.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/30-12.png/da8ba9d6-519a-3a24-0607-a4f1433829ab?t=1790758032880"></figure>Prof. Dr. Vu Van Yem, Vice President of HUST speaks at the meeting.HUST proposed that the city People’s Committee consider and facilitate the appointment of Hanoi BK Technology Investment and Development One Member Co., Ltd. (BK Holdings) as the investor, in coordination with relevant departments, agencies and local authorities during the procedures and implementation of the investment project to build the training campus of Hanoi University of Science and Technology’s School of Vocational Training in Bac Ninh.At the meeting, leaders of the city’s departments and agencies and representatives of HUST discussed the investment arrangements, legal basis, procedures and processes for land use, as well as other issues related to project implementation.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/30-10.png/d3e351a5-e060-f44f-4ab3-1b94d7ceb35a?t=1790757777871"></figure>Standing Vice Chairman Mai Son delivers the concluding remarks.Concluding the meeting, Standing Vice Chairman Mai Son acknowledged HUST’s proposal and affirmed that Bac Ninh city is interested in developing the university’s training campus in the locality. He emphasized that HUST is a major and reputable educational institution with strengths in training technical and technological human resources. The development of an affiliated training campus in Bac Ninh is therefore in line with the city’s demand for human resources to serve industrial and high-tech development.Based on the discussions, the Standing Vice Chairman asked HUST to study the proposal and submit an official document to the city People’s Committee on the development of the training campus in Bac Ninh before October 10, 2026.Relevant city departments, agencies and units will then continue to closely coordinate with HUST, provide guidance on the legal basis, land-related procedures and other relevant matters, ensure that the project is implemented in accordance with regulations, and promptly advise the Standing Committee of the City Party Committee on the next steps.P.H

On the afternoon of September 30, Standing Vice Chairman of the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee Mai Son chaired a meeting with Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST) on the implementation of a training campus project in Bac Ninh city.

Standing Vice Chairman Mai Son works with Hanoi University of Science and Technology on training campus project in Bac Ninh

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200616/IMG_2277.jpg/c98ceb13-743b-17ad-7192-5460fae25d1d?t=1790596937579"></figure>Overview of the conference at the Bac Ninh City venue.At the Bac Ninh venue, Secretary of the Bac Ninh City Party Committee Nguyen Hong Thai chaired the conference. According to the report, the implementation of Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW and tasks related to S&amp;T, innovation and digital transformation has recorded positive progress, with institutions being further improved and investment resources strengthened. Total funding allocated for these areas in 2026 has exceeded VND 104.461 trillion.In the first nine months of 2026, Bac Ninh was assigned 276 tasks on the monitoring system for Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW and completed 171 time-bound tasks, including 168 on schedule. Tasks related to data, artificial intelligence (AI), public services, digital citizens, commune-level digital transformation and startup support are being implemented.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200616/IMG_2286.jpg/5a6f51e0-3242-45f8-c4a4-d397e95339bd?t=1790597017369"></figure>Standing Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee and Head of the City Delegation of National Assembly Deputies Nguyen Thi Huong and Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee Tran Huy Phuong attend the conference at Bac Ninh city’s venue.Concluding the conference, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung called for the urgent completion of overdue tasks, removal of barriers to S&amp;T, innovation and digital transformation, acceleration of the national land database, completion of the data governance framework and development of strategic technologies to help drive economic growth.Following the conference, Chairman of the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee Pham Hoang Son requested stronger administrative procedure reform and digital government development, greater accountability among heads of agencies and units, and strengthened inspection of administrative discipline and order.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/200616/IMG_2351.jpg/6c8a61a5-a48c-4cc5-6b0e-40101e02cef1?t=1790597138062"></figure>&nbsp;Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai delivers directive remarks at the Bac Ninh city’s venue.Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai emphasized that S&amp;T, innovation and digital transformation must be measured by the value they create for socio-economic development, with each task producing specific and tangible results. The city will focus on high-value-added sectors such as electronics, semiconductors, supporting industries, logistics, high-tech agriculture and smart urban development, while placing businesses at the center of innovation and prioritizing high-quality human resources in semiconductors, AI and digital technologies.P.H

On the afternoon of September 28, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung, Head of the Central Steering Committee for the implementation of Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW, chaired a hybrid conference on science and technology (S&amp;T), innovation and digital transformation, reviewing implementation results for the third quarter of 2026.

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<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/24-3.png/0d071b66-665e-5879-1284-087b01ce5d53?t=1790248704750"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong encourages and presents a gift to the family of a pediatric patient in the Neonatology Department at Bac Ninh Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital No. 2.At the hospital, Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong and the delegation visited and encouraged pediatric patients undergoing treatment and acknowledged the efforts of the hospital’s medical staff and doctors in caring for and protecting the health of mothers and children.In 2026, the hospital has focused on improving the quality of medical examination and treatment to better meet healthcare needs. It currently comprises eight functional departments, two logistics departments, 12 clinical departments and three paraclinical departments. So far this year, the hospital has conducted more than 77,000 outpatient examinations, treated over 24,000 inpatients and performed more than 4,100 surgeries.The hospital has also continued developing specialized clinics, regularly applying advanced and complex medical techniques, and accelerating information technology applications and digital transformation in medical examination and treatment. In particular, it has focused on effectively utilizing the facilities and equipment of its Phase 2 building, gradually strengthening its professional capacity and meeting the healthcare needs of mothers and children in Bac Ninh City and neighboring areas.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/24-4.png/39f763ea-5496-573c-ce32-288476c0c32d?t=1790248795561"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong and leaders of city departments and agencies present gifts to pediatric patients at Bac Ninh Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital No. 2.The Deputy Secretary emphasized that Bac Ninh City always pays attention to the care and health of children, particularly those undergoing treatment at the hospital. He encouraged the young patients to stay positive, follow their doctors’ instructions and focus on treatment so that they can recover soon, return to their families and enjoy a warm and joyful Mid-Autumn Festival.He also acknowledged the hospital’s prompt operation of the Phase 2 building, which has helped expand its medical examination and treatment capacity. He asked the hospital’s staff and medical professionals to continue promoting solidarity, improving professional expertise and enhancing the quality of care for mothers and children.He called on the hospital to gradually develop its professional capacity and position it as a specialized medical facility capable of meeting the healthcare needs of residents in Bac Ninh City and the surrounding region.On the occasion, the Deputy Secretary presented gifts to pediatric patients receiving treatment at the hospital, including 20 gift packages for children facing difficult circumstances.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/24-1.png/5b88826f-0cff-d4b8-6a6b-7265a98a031e?t=1790248441752"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong presents a gift to 104-year-old Nguyen Thi Mui.During a visit to 104-year-old Nguyen Thi Mui, born in 1922, in Residential Group No. 6, Vo Cuong Ward, Tran Huy Phuong inquired about her health and daily life. He expressed his delight at seeing her remain healthy and mentally alert despite her advanced age.He wished her continued good health, happiness and longevity, and encouraged her to continue serving as a source of encouragement for her children and grandchildren, helping them preserve family traditions, build a cultured lifestyle and contribute to the development of their hometown.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/24-2.png/b8d1f0ec-a927-8eae-68b9-02c1c33b55c4?t=1790248545880"></figure>Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong talks with Nguyen Thi Mui and inquires about her health.Tran Huy Phuong emphasized that older people are a valuable asset to their families and society. With their life experience and standing in the community, they play an important role in building strong families, communities and localities.He asked local Party committees and authorities to continue paying close attention to the material and spiritual well-being of older people, particularly those facing difficult circumstances or living alone, through regular visits, care and encouragement, thereby upholding the Vietnamese tradition of respecting and honoring older people.P.H

Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong visits pediatric patients and elderly resident in Vo Cuong Ward

<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/1790131235867_1506745492554072627_6013925132820879791_bb81b2c0f2511141582b82fe74b71bd3.jpg/ce9f6b50-fdcb-f111-ddb1-fb0ccb382170?t=1790135471149"></figure>Vice Chairman Phan The Tuan (fourth from right) and the delegation present Mid-Autumn Festival gifts at Bien Son Kindergarten.Bien Son Kindergarten was established through the merger of Phong Van Kindergarten and the former Bien Son Kindergarten. Following the merger, the school operates a main campus in Vua Ngoai Village, a branch campus in Pho Luong Village and four satellite sites. It has 77 administrators, teachers and support staff and provides care and education for 776 children in 32 groups/classes.The school identifies child care, nurturing, education, safety and health as its core priorities. It has strictly implemented procedures for monitoring children’s health and physical development, maintaining personal and environmental hygiene, and preventing and controlling diseases. Teachers closely monitor children during learning activities, playtime, meals and nap times.Particular attention is paid to nutrition. Menus are developed according to children’s age, the seasons and weekly schedules to ensure a balanced and nutritious diet, with dishes regularly varied to suit the children’s preferences.Despite the larger scale and increased number of children following the merger, with facilities spread across locations up to approximately 12 km apart, the school has quickly stabilized its organizational structure, effectively assigned responsibilities and maintained consistent routines for child care, nutrition and education. Activities have been carried out continuously, ensuring that the merger does not disrupt the children’s learning, meals, nap times or daily care.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/1790131235899_1506745492554072627_6013925132820879791_ee234304b98882c71c683a08e5e8176c.jpg/34455dcf-fbc6-925f-93f2-0ea81dbff89d?t=1790135502656"></figure>Vice Chairman Phan The Tuan speaks at the program.In the joyful atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Phan The Tuan acknowledged and commended the efforts of the school’s administrators, teachers and staff in caring for, nurturing and educating the children. He spent time talking with the children, encouraging them to stay healthy, well-behaved and united, actively participate in learning and recreational activities, and enjoy a joyful and meaningful Mid-Autumn Festival.He asked the school to continue upholding its sense of responsibility and building a safe, friendly and happy educational environment. He also called for greater attention to children facing difficult circumstances, ensuring that every child has favorable conditions to learn, play and develop comprehensively.<figure class="image"><img src="https://bacninh.gov.vn/documents/37632/146724063/1790135713469_1506745492554072627_5364592147904858024_0219e590570f2a784a88952fe4f79a3e.jpg/4ba977e0-eafa-222f-bb80-c10d39571732?t=1790135741530"></figure>Vice Chairman Phan The Tuan greets the children and wishes them a joyful and meaningful Mid-Autumn Festival.On the occasion, the delegation presented Mid-Autumn Festival gifts to Bien Son Kindergarten and its children. The gifts reflected the care and concern of the city’s Party Committee and authorities for the younger generation, helping the children enjoy a happy and meaningful Mid-Autumn Festival.P.H

On the occasion of the 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival, on the morning of September 23, Phan The Tuan, Vice Chairman of the Bac Ninh City People’s Committee, visited and presented Mid-Autumn Festival gifts to children at Bien Son Kindergarten in Bien Son Commune.

Vice Chairman Phan The Tuan presents Mid-Autumn Festival gifts at Bien Son Kindergarten

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