Tay Ninh Province Collaborates with Citizens for Sustainable New Rural Development

Tay Ninh Province in southern Vietnam has launched a new movement prioritizing the practical needs of its residents and aiming to strengthen local communities. This initiative, titled "Tay Ninh Province's Front and Socio-Political Organizations Join Hands to Build New Rural Areas and Sustainable Poverty Reduction for the Period 2026-2030," seeks to enhance national solidarity and improve the living standards of the people. The movement is expected to accelerate infrastructure development, boost investment attraction, and foster deeper integration into global value chains, thereby serving as a new engine for regional economic growth. In recent years, Tay Ninh Province has shown remarkable progress in both economic growth and social development. Notably, expanded infrastructure investments have played a crucial role in improving connectivity across the region and enhancing the business environment. The province is also focusing on attracting foreign direct investment (FDI), with various industries, particularly manufacturing, gradually concentrating there. Under Vietnam's one-party system, local governments implement policies tailored to regional realities to achieve the central government's objectives. New rural development is a nationally significant task aimed at improving living conditions in rural areas, increasing incomes, and reducing disparities with urban centers, with Tay Ninh Province's efforts being part of this broader agenda. Regarding relations with China, Vietnam maintains an economically interdependent relationship while emphasizing geopolitical balance. Tay Ninh Province, bordering Cambodia, sees regional economic cooperation and streamlined logistics as vital components of Vietnam's overall external economic strategy. This movement aims not only at infrastructure development but also at encouraging the active participation of local residents to build a sustainable development model. Through this, Tay Ninh Province plans to lead regional development by improving the quality of life in rural areas and creating economic opportunities.